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CURRENT KNOWN VARIETIES
Blue Acara
Convict Cichlid
Electric Blue Jack Dempsey
Firemouth Cichlid
Flag Cichlid
Golden Severum
Green Terror
Jack Dempsey
Jaguar Cichlid
Midas Cichlid
Parrot Cichlids
Oscar
Peacock Cichlid
Pearl Cichlid
Port Acara
Red Devil Cichlid
Redhump Eartheater
Salvini Cichlid
Texas Cichlid
Two-Spot Pike Cichlid
Uaru Cichlid
Wolf Cichlid
TEMPERAMENT
Amiable: Some large cichlids, such as the Severum, are quite amiable and can be kept in a community environment. Angelfish are also quite peaceful. Discus are comparatively peaceful, but because they are also rather delicate and need care taken in their environment, are generally only kept in groups with other discus.
Relatively mild: Large cichlids like the Firemouth Cichlid, are relatively mild and they can be housed together.
Moderately aggressive include species with the nature of the popular Jack Dempsey and the Salvini Cichlid.
Very aggressive include species like the Red Devil and the Texas Cichlid. These are best house singly. or as pair in a very large tank, having lots of rockwork with escape routes away from the aggressor.
DIETARY NEEDS
South American Cichlids diets vary, but most can be fed all kinds of live, fresh, and flake or pelleted foods. Feed 2 to 3 times a day in smaller amounts rather than a large quantity once a day. See each individual type of cichlid for more in-depth information on care and feeding.
Diet Type: Omnivore
Flake Food: Yes
Pellet: Yes
Live foods (fishes, shrimps, worms): Yes
Vegetable Food: Yes
Meaty Food: Yes
SOUTH AMERICAN CICHLID FOOD
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