Xingu Pike Cichlid (Crenicichla xingu sp)

Xingu Pike Cichlid (Crenicichla xingu sp)Orange Xingu Pike Cichlid is found in the fast flowing, clear and rocky waters of Brazils Xingu river. Sometimes referred to in the hobby as a Xingu I. The numbering refers to different variants of the same fish being found. The Orange Pike Cichlid is one of the more colorful members of the Crenicichla genus As a juvenile, they have a bright yellow color and are noticeably very active, curious, and peaceful. As they grow the males become very red on

Perfect for species-only display tanks

The arapaima

wood-eating catfishes

Needs plenty of bottom space and swimming room

This rare fish is now available only through captive breeding

or muçum is a species of swamp eel native to Central and South America

This is a short body version of the Butterfly Peacock Bass aka Cichla ocellaris

The Freshwater Lionfish is truly an oddball fish

Minimum Tank Size: 180–300 gallons (juveniles)

This datnoid is silver in color and comes mainly from India

Generally peaceful but active:

It is the intensely fine patterned red markings that earns the name super