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CICHLID

African Blockhead
Altum Angelfish
Aureum
Blue Acara
Blue Discus
Blue-Eye Cichlid
Brown Discus
Convict Cichlid
Festive Cichlid
Firemouth
Flag Cichlid
Green Terror
Guineas Cichlid
Heckel's Discus
Jack Dempsey
Jewel Cichlid
Keyhole Cichlid
Kribensis
Marbled Angelfish
Nicaragua Cichlid
Orange Chromide
Oscar
Port Cichlid
Red Devil
Red Devil
Red Head
Red Parrot
Red-breasted flag cichlid
Rust-Belly
Salvin's Cichlid
Severum
Silver Angelfish
Striped Kribensis
Texas Cichlid
Thomas' Cichlid
Three Spot
Turquoise Discus
Uaru

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THE FISH

Flag Cichlid
(Thayer's Cichlid)

Aequidens curvicepts
HABITS Among the smallest of the 'Aequidens' genus, Flag Cichlids are friendly little fish. They mix well with most fish, although it is better to keep them away from baby fish and very small fish. Unlike many similar fish, these guys do not dig nor do they destroy your plants. They can become real friendly fish, making them a firm favorite that you can easily get to feed from your fingers.
SIZE This fish grows to around 7.5 cm and breeds at around 6.5 cm.
FOOD See recommended sera Foods below
FOOD
TYPES
Discus Granules
Discus Granules
Microgran
Microgran
FD-Cyclops
FD-Cyclops
San
San
SEXING The male is easily identified by his longer, more pointed dorsal and anal fins.
BREEDING The male will signify his intentions to spawn by taking possession of a particular spot and cleaning off a rock or section of the glass. He will then half drive, half coax a female to the spot, where she will paste row after row of eggs onto the surface he has chosen. It is not a good idea to breed these fish in your main aquarium, as they are very protective of their eggs and their young.

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