In any event, whoever is interested in this fish can examine and judge for themselves in person.Ĭory, If this is the way you deal with people in your business, then I will stay away from you, and will recommend all my friends and associates to stay away from you and your Fishy Business. Add some instant colour and pop to your aquarium with them. I've also had another "expert" identify it as a Red Zebra in person. Red Zebras are a staple in the hobby and are probably the second most popular cichlid after the Electric Yellow. Perhaps my picture wasn't very good and didn't show enough detail for you (its fins are not fully opened in the pic), but when I look at it in my tank, the dorsal fin and face are that of a Red Zebra. Metriaclima estherae is a Mbuna Cichlid, and is also. It does not have notable stripes like other varieties of this genus and species. The Red Zebra, although appearing more of a yellow color, is often a brilliant red in the wild. You also could have asked for more pictures. The Red Zebra African Cichlid, Metriaclima estherae, is known by a plethora of other names, often based on color. If you really wanted to help, perhaps you could have started off by saying something like "based on the picture, it looks like a hybrid to me.", and point out exactly what it was that made you question it. You have not had the opportunity to examine the fish closely in person.
#FULL RED ZEBRA CICHLID FULL#
You can expect your Red Devil to reach full length by the time it is three years old. This Cichlid grows to be about 5 inches long, which means it runs into the same problem as the Firemouth Cichlid. The Green Zebra Angelfish is indigenous to several river systems in Northern South America, but virtually all specimens in the aquarium hobby have been tank-raised for generations.
It also has a very thin, tall body unlike most other cichlids. Why else would I post pics from an authoratitive site (cichlid-forum) and ask you to compare? I also take offense at your arrogance and conclusory/judgmental remarks. Convict Cichlids, sometimes called Zebra Cichlids, can be kept with a Red Devil with caution. This shoaling cichlid is relatively peaceful compared to other members of the cichlid family.
I was honestly trying to show you that it is a Red Zebra.
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While it may be adequate for younger oscars, they will soon outgrow this tank when they reach their full size of 13.5 inches. If you spot a parrot cichlid that is an unusual color, such as purple or green, you may want to consult with the breeder. I take offense at your suggestion that I'm trying to make a misrepresentation here. The typical coloration of these cichlids is blood red, though they can also be gray or yellow.
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