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The peacock cichlids are comparatively less aggressive than their cousins. They are very colorful & dwell at the bottom of the tank.
African butterfly cichlids are docile in nature & easy to take care of compared to other cichlids. They are easily distinguishable by color pattern on their body.
Zebra cichlids are often called zebra mbunas. Sometimes it is mistakenly called convict cichlids. But actually, convicts are from Central America.
Orange zebra cichlids are aggressive in nature & have to take precautions to keep them in a community tank. The black stripes on their orange body make them colorful
Hap Ahli is another name for Electric Blue Hap. The striking blue color of this fish is very eye-catching. They can cohabitate with other cichlids except for peacock cichlids.
Blue dolphin moori is worthy enough to keep in a cichlid tank. Its body color & round head makes the tank colorful & unique. They grow up to 9-10" long.
They are one of the rare African cichlids & absolutely worthy enough to keep in a tank. The blue stripes along with its slender body are considered electric blues mistakenly sometimes.
Kribensis are small cichlids. Their less aggressive nature makes you fall in love with them. They grow up to 3-4 inches maximum.
Giraffe cichlids are easily distinguishable by their blue face. They grow up to 10 inches long. They need plenty of space & quality water condition. Their nitrite sensitivity is very high.
Frontosa Cichlids are one of the famous cichlids that come from Lake Tanganyika. To keep them healthy you must provide lots of protein. A stable water condition with rich dissolved oxygen is required for them.