CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can the Three Lakes Cichlids be raised together with the Blue Eel Dragon?

1. Can the Three Lakes Cichlids be raised together with the Blue Eel Dragon?

If the size difference between the individuals is not big, they usually fight with each other, but different species can get along.

2. Can moonfish be raised together with cichlids?

It is best not to raise them together, it is suitable to be raised with guppies.

3. Can horse snapper and parrot fish be raised together?

It is better not to raise them together, they will really fight.

4. Can different species of cichlids be kept together?

Different species of cichlids have different sizes. Even if they are both three-lake cichlids, the sizes can vary greatly. It is recommended that you keep cichlids of similar size together.

5. What fish can be raised together with cichlids?

Any fish from the family of falcons will do. In fact, parrots are also from the family of falcons. When mixed with fish passing by, the sizes must be similar because of the fear of attack.

Origin

Cichlids are native to tropical Central and South America, Africa and the West Indies. They have been introduced to all parts of the world because of their high ornamental value. Today, they are the most common exotic fish species in tropical and subtropical regions. Among them, the cichlids living in the three major lakes in central Africa (the three major lakes in Africa refer to Lake Tanganyika, Lake Malawi and Lake Victoria) have become the best choice for ornamental fish species because of their ever-changing colors, strong physique, elegant body shape and superb adaptability to water and soil. This is the three-lake cichlid we are familiar with. In fact, more than 700 species of Cichlid fish have been discovered on the African continent. In addition to the three-lake cichlids, there are also many non-three-lake cichlids. Except for the extreme northwest and non-southern regions, their figures can be seen almost everywhere. A relatively large rock-dwelling cichlid with a maximum body length of 14 cm. Its scientific name is named in memory of Mr. Misha Fainzilber, a German who is engaged in the ornamental fish industry. The teeth on their outer jaws are "three-pointed teeth", which are a feature that can be seen in Petrochromis, Maylandia (Metriaclima) zebra.