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Albino African Cichlid

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Albino African Cichlid . The cichlidae family contains over 1,200 species of fish, the majority of which are. All products african albino assorted blue freshwaterfish red yellow zebra. There is an african superstition that albino people are not truly human. Both the father and mother must. Find african cichlids for sale at liveaquaria.com. These fish have a very unique color pattern and red eyes. Unlike many other cichlids, the peacock cichlid is peaceful and can be kept in a community tank with more detail. These fish are all african cichlids. This species has a light brown body, white. African cichlid genus gallery need help identifying your cichlid? Often they are sold with only a common name (e.g. I think they are super cool. Unfortunately, many fish shops do not properly label the fishes they sell. Our large selection of live african cichlid fish african cichlids. In 1892, a researcher named charles staniland wake from chicago was traveling throughout africa.
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Fuelleborni Cichlid

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Fuelleborni Cichlid . Got them about 6 months ago they grew from. Fuelleborni will accept most foods offered but vegetable matter, in the form of spirulina flakes, blanched spinach etc. Fuelleborni is a heavy algae eater in the wild, scraping algae of off rocks. These 25 ob fuelleborni were in a much smaller aquarium. A interesting mbuna cichlid from lake malawi, this species is now available in many color forms. This can be supplemented with live. I recently moved them from a 56 gallon to a 120 gallon. There are many color variations of the fuelleborni cichlid, and this variation is referred to as marmalade. The fuelleborni cichlid, marmalade originates from the waters of lake malawi, africa. I have even witnessed juveniles trying to scrap algae off the glass in. It is found in malawi, mozambique, and tanzania. With bright colors and a fleshy, downturned snout adapted for grazing. It's natural habitat is freshwater lakes. The blue mbuna (labeotropheus fuelleborni)
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