Fish collection

Cichlid - Golden (More...)

The Golden Cichlid is smaller than some other Lake Malawi cichlids, such as the Electric Blue. Mature Golden Cichlids generally measure between nine and ten centimeters (three and a half to four inches) in length, though imperial sizes have been seen

Cichlid - Green Terror (More...)

The Green Terror usually grows to a size of eight to nine inches, but may reach as long as a foot. There have been some reported cases of dwarf Green Terrors. These "dwarfs" only grow to five inches. Dwarf Green Terrors may really be stunted fish. A

Cichlid - Haplochromis Livingstoni (More...)

The Haplochromis Livingstoni Cichlid usually grows to between seven and twelve inches (17 to 30 centimeters) in length, though most are eight inches long. Livingstoni Cichlids are mottled in color. This coloration probably aids them in camouflaging t

Cichlid - Jack Dempsey (More...)

The Jack Dempsey changes color depending on several factors, mainly age, mood and the level of stress. Healthy specimens have an attractive muted purple color. Also, on each side of the body and tail, there is a black spot. The dorsal side of the Jac

Cichlid - Kenyi (More...)

Kenyi Cichlids usually grow to between four and five inches long. The basic coloring of females is blue or purple, while males are often yellow. Under stress, females may fade to a similar color as males. While they are blue, black or dark blue verti

Cichlid - Kribensis (More...)

Male and female Kribensis can be differentiated by their appearances. Females tend to be more colorful and smaller than males. Males also have longer tails and a pointed anal fin. Mature male Kribensis will measure between seven and a half and 10 cen

Cichlid - Malawi Eye Biter (More...)

The Malawi Eye-Biter is one of the larger species of Cichlids, reaching a size of six to ten inches at maturity. The body of a Malawi Eye-Biter will be a shiny blue and green color. Females will have a golden head.