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Amphilophus Citrinellus
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The
Midas
Cichlid is a rather robust
fish, which does not have any
problems with the pure tap water. It is possible to foster it
in
rather hard as well as in
quite alkaline water. A tank size starting from 1,50 m * 0,60 m *0,60 m
is
appropriate for Midas
Cichlids and makes it possible to keep this species.
Adult
fish require more space and
– according to their character
– possibilities to
retreat; in addition, they need view barriers in order to reduce
stress. You
can create frontiers and ambushes with the help of plenty of radix
woods or
stones. The number of fish you can keep in a tank strongly depends on
the size
of the tank – in a 1000 liter tank, you can keep
some cichlids.
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Amphilophus
Citrinellus click
world largest Midas gallery! |
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The Midas
Cichlid is
one of the most
beautiful fish of Central
America. In
its
natural
environment, it exists in various colours – ranging from grey
to
orange. It is
assumed that the yellow-coloured fish surpassed the grey because it is
more
aggressive – and could therefore populate the deeper areas of
the
rivers and
thus escape the dynamite
fish,
which populates the waters near the
banks. In a
tank, the Midas
Cichlid
sometimes drives the
owner mad because of its
aggressiveness.
Here
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Amphilophus
Labiatum (Red Devil)
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Watch out world´s
largest Midas Cichlid Gallery on midas-cichlid.com
English
Midas Cichlid Infopage
German
Midas Cichlid
Webpage
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