Black Belt Cichlid New / Old World Cichlid

Black Belt Cichlid New / Old World CichlidBlack Belt Cichlids are large growing Central American Cichlids in the Vieja family! This herbivorous fish will eat anything, however high animal protein foods should be used sparingly as these fish are eaters of algae, fruit and nuts, and plant material. The Black Belt Cichlid gets its name from the black banding around the body they are also however relatively aggressive and will fight with other fish, so tankmates should be other large fish that

so other bottom dwelling fish that also like to hide in caves may get nipped at if they try to intrude

Red Eye Puffers thrive in heavily planted aquariums with driftwood

Dwarf Gouramis are generally peaceful and can be excellent additions to community aquariums with compatible tank mates

Their temperature range is 76-80°F and they will appreciate a high quality omnivorous pellet

These peaceful bottom-dwellers are excellent algae eaters

These fish can grow to very large sizes

They are peaceful and do well with other peaceful fish that are too large for them to eat

The Dwarf Petricola is a beautiful freshwater catfish

72" x 26" x 60"

however it can also be used for Pleco and Corydoras eggs

25" x 4" x 4"

Glofish Tetras are vibrantly colored