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Aquarium Related Tips

1. If you have a protein skimmer you should shut it off when you are adding medicine to your aquarium. The protein skimmer will remove any medicines added to the aquarium.


2. Provide plenty of places for your aquarium animals to hide. Studies have actually shown that the more places a fish has to hide, the less likely they are to do so! Hiding spots also provide safe spots of refuge for smaller fish in the aquarium


3. Angelfish are normally very peaceful fish, in times of breeding they can get aggressive. It is a good idea to only keep one pair of mating angelfish in the same aquarium, as more of them can lead to infighting.

Home» Fish» Fresh Water» Cichlids-African» Tanganyikan Cichlids»

Orange Leleupi Cichlid

$17.85

From the rocky costal waters of the southern part of Lake Tanganyika in Africa. The Orange Leleupi Cichlid is another one of the smaller Cichlids, reaching a maximum size of only around 4 inches. They have an elongated body and are mostly orange in their coloring. They do have a large mouth that can be outlined in black or blue depending on the individual. You should keep the Orange Leleupi in an aquarium of at least 30 gallons in size and like most other cichlids, you should keep plenty of rocks and other ornaments in your aquarium to provide for adequate hiding spots. They are carnivores so they should be fed a good diet of bloodworms, brine shrimp, and mysis shrimp.

This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 08 July, 2007.
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