South & Central American Cichlids

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The Amazon basin (particularly the Orinoco river) is home to a huge variety of endemic cichlid species, including the immensely popular Angelfish. These cichlids do well in a warm-water tank, and are generally considered to be very easy to feed, breed and care for.


South American cichlids are among the most easily recognised species of freshwater fish, due to their bright colours, unusual shapes and ease of breeding.

They are usually at home in the company of other fish species, but may occasionally become aggressive.

For a closer look at these delightful cichlids, wander through our Malaga showrooms.




Name Size

Price (inc GST)

     
Aequidens    
     
pulcher "blue acara" 4cm
   
rivulatus "gold saum" 6cm 
   
     
     
Amphilophus    
     
labiatus "red devil"
   
     
Angelfish    
     
angelfish asstd 3cm
   
     
     
     
Astronotus    
     
ocellatus "oscar" red/tiger 5cm
   
     
Cryptoheros    
     
nigrofasciatus "convict black" 2-10cm
     
Geophagus    
     
     
Hemichromis     
     
bimaculatus "jewel cichlid"  5/6cm
     
     
Hypselecara    
     
temporalis "chocolate cichlid" 4cm 
   
   
     
Heros    
     
severus "severum green"  3cm
   
     
     
Hypsophrys    
     
nicaraguense "parrot cichlid" 4cm 
   
     
     
     
Mikrogeophagus    
     
altispinosus "bolivian butterfly" 4cm
   
ramirezi "blue ram" german 3cm
ramirezi "blue ram longfin" 4cm
ramirezi "gold ram" 4cm 
     
     
Thorichthys    
     
meeki "firemouth" 3cm