Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii) - 3-4" Male
Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii) - 3-4" Male. Remarks: The blue dolphin cichlid ( Cyrtocara moorii ) is a popular and visually striking freshwater fish. It is native to Lake Malawi in Afri...
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Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii) - 3-4" Male. Remarks: The blue dolphin cichlid ( Cyrtocara moorii ) is a popular and visually striking freshwater fish. It is native to Lake Malawi in Afri...
Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii) - 2-3" Unsexed. Remarks: The blue dolphin cichlid ( Cyrtocara moorii ) is a popular and visually striking freshwater fish. It is native to Lake Malawi in A...
Firemouth Cichlid - (5 Pack) 2-3" Unsexed. Remarks: A smaller, more docile Central American cichlid. Scientific Name : Thorichthys meeki Common Name : Firemouth Cichlid Max Size : 6" pH :...
Firemouth Cichlid - 2-3" Unsexed. Remarks: A smaller, more docile Central American cichlid. Scientific Name : Thorichthys meeki Common Name : Firemouth Cichlid Max Size : 6" pH : 6.0-8.0 ...
OB Peacock - (5 Pack) 4-5" Male. Remarks : This hybrid was initially created by crossing a Peacock with an OB Mbuna. No two OB are the same! Colors and pattern can vary greatly from fish ...
OB Peacock - 4-5" Male. Remarks : This hybrid was initially created by crossing a Peacock with an OB Mbuna. No two OB are the same! Colors and pattern can vary greatly from fish to fish. ...
OB Peacock - (5 Pack) 3-4" Male. Remarks : This hybrid was initially created by crossing a Peacock with an OB Mbuna. No two OB are the same! Colors and pattern can vary greatly from fish ...
OB Peacock - 3-4" Male. Remarks : This hybrid was initially created by crossing a Peacock with an OB Mbuna. No two OB are the same! Colors and pattern can vary greatly from fish to fish. ...
OB Peacock - 2-3" Unsexed. Remarks : This hybrid was initially created by crossing a Peacock with an OB Mbuna. No two OB are the same! Colors and pattern can vary greatly from fish to fis...
OB Peacock - 1-2" Unsexed. Remarks : This hybrid was initially created by crossing a Peacock with an OB Mbuna. No two OB are the same! Colors and pattern can vary greatly from fish to fis...