Cichlid Managuense Red | Cichlasoma managuense
Based on their lineage, cichlids (read: cyclones) are included in the Cichlidae family. Well, some sources state that cichlids have about 2,000 species. A lot right?
Although there are thousands of types, each variant has a distinctive color pattern. In fact, the differences can be very contrasting between one type and another.
Currently, cichlids are one of the most popular freshwater ornamental fish in the hobbyist world. According to a cichlid lover from Surabaya, Adi Prasetyo, the fish has its own charm. Moreover, the body shape of the adult fish is proportional. Not too small, but not too big either. The variety of color patterns and motifs on his body is a charm in itself.
cichlids are quite aggressive when compared to other types of fish from the Cichlidae family. Naturally. Because, cichlid is a territorial fish. Even so, cichlids are freshwater fish that are easy to adapt to various water conditions and temperatures. Even if you have to live in an environment of high salt water, low oxygen levels, or fast flowing rivers. “Including intelligent (fish). Know when it’s time to eat or not
Cichlids from three lakes on the African continent are easier to maintain than those from America. Because, apart from being tough, he is not too fussy when it comes to food.
There are things that make chiclid fish interesting to study. Namely, the names are long and quite difficult to pronounce
There is also the cichlid Protomelas spilonotus tanzania which is also of the hap type. Then, orange blotched peacock yellow and pink from the aulonocora type. There are still blue neon stuartgranti cichlids of the aulonocora type. Cichlid protomelas steveni Taiwan reef of hap type. Or, the cichlid jacobfreibergi red eureka of the aulonocora species.
The names were obtained from the scientists and researchers who discovered the fish. Or, from the name of the area where the fish was found. “At first, it must be hard to say. But, that’s his trademark and he doesn’t get bored
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