Blue Moba Frontosa Cichlid (Cyphotilapia frontosa)

Blue Moba Frontosa Cichlid (Cyphotilapia frontosa)The Frontosa Cichlid (Cyphotilapia frontosa) is a relatively large resident of Lake Tanganyika. The Frontosa Cichlid will reach a length upwards of 12''. There are several different color variants, depending on the region of the lake they come from. Localities with distinctive varieties include Kigoma, Bulu Point, Mpimbwe, Samazi, Kasanga, Chaitika, Kapampa, Kavala, and Zaire. The Zaire "moba" variant is the most colorful variant.

Frozen fish

but also fruits that fall from trees overhead

is a species of freshwater stingray in the family Potamotrygonidae from tropical and subtropical South America

but 75–125+ gallons is strongly recommended for long-term success

and activity level

They are sometimes visible on the surface of the water and resemble floating logs

It has only recently been made available to the aquarium industry and farms like ours are now able to offer these awesome hybrids more readily as the population of successful fry is raised

a 100-gallon tank (379 l) will provide the space you need for multiple large fish

There is a dark spot near the gill cover

In wild it mainly feeds on insects

the Lince Catfish thrives in well-maintained environments with plenty of swimming space and secure hiding spots

The Synodontis Ocellifer Catfish is a very peaceful tank member and appreciates having several hiding places