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1. Discus fish are very hard to care for, they have very specific care instructions. These fish are hard to care for but are very beautiful. However we recommend that these fish only be kept only by the advanced aquarium owner.


2. It is generally recommended to use natural gravel for the aquarium. Colored gravel can be used, as long as it is professionally made, certain cheaply made color gravels can be toxic to fish in your aquarium.


3. When breeding angelfish, it is normal for the first spawn to suffer heavy losses and not make it all the way to the hatching phase. You should have the proper equipment before you start to breed angelfish.

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Peacock Cichlid, Orange Blossom

$10.85

Growing to a size of around 4 to 6 inches, the first thing you will notice about Peacock Cichlids is their bright color and beautiful markings. They should be kept in an aquarium of at least 45-55 gallons with plenty of rocks and caves and crevices for the Peacock Cichlid to swim and hide in. The Peacock Cichlid is a relatively peaceful fish compared to the other species of Cichlids that are out there, they will set up their territories and defend them, but other than that, they can be put in the same tank as Catfish and other Peacock Cichlids and be perfectly happy and peaceful. These fish should be fed a good variety of live food and pellets and flake food for a well rounded diet.

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 09 July, 2007.
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