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F1 Red Zebra Cichlid
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Our Guide To Keeping Red Zebra Cichlid Fish
About Fish Species:
Scientific name: Maylandia estherae
Common name: Red Zebra Cichlid
Family: Cichlidae
Origin: Lake Malawi in Africa
Adult length: 10 cm
Lifespan: 8 to 10 years
Tank Setup:
Red Zebra Cichlids thrive in a tank with rocky structures and caves to mimic their natural habitat. A minimum tank size of 200L is recommended for a small group of these fish.
Provide a sandy substrate and use rocks to create hiding spots and territories within the tank.
Water Parameters:
Red Zebra Cichlids prefer alkaline water conditions with a pH range of 7.5 to 8.5.
Maintain the water temperature between 24 to 28°C (75 to 82°F).
Filtration and Water Flow:
Use a powerful filter to maintain good water quality and provide strong water flow, simulating the conditions of their natural habitat.
Diet:
Red Zebra Cichlids are omnivores and can be fed a combination of high-quality cichlid pellets, flakes, and live or frozen foods like brine shrimp and bloodworms.
Include vegetable matter in their diet, such as spirulina-based foods, to promote overall health and vibrant coloration.
Tank mates:
Red Zebra Cichlids can be territorial, especially during breeding, so it's advisable to keep them with other Lake Malawi cichlids of similar size and temperament.
Avoid mixing them with overly aggressive or significantly larger species that may lead to aggression and stress.
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