cichla ocellaris

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  • Monoculus Peacock Bass (Cichla cf. monoculus)

    Monoculus Peacock Bass (Cichla cf. monoculus)

    $44.99

    One of the larger growing and distinctive species of Peacock Bass, Cichla monoculus is found throughout parts of the Amazon basin in Brazil, Guyana, and Peru, although wild specimens are rarely exported. Due to their popularity as a food and sport fish, they are farmed extensively throughout parts of South America and Asia and have been introduced intentionally or accidentally in many tropical and subtropical waters. Most of these aquacultured fish available in the hobby have been hybridized at some point in their lineage, typically between C. ocellaris and C. monoculus. Like all Cichla, they are large growing, powerful, predatory fish and should be kept by experienced aquarists with suitably large aquariums or ideally indoor ponds to house these fish as adults.

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  • 'Temensis' Hybrid Peacock Bass (Cichla cf. temensis)

    ‘Temensis’ Hybrid Peacock Bass (Cichla cf. temensis)

    $24.99

    A farm raised and likely hybrid of different Peacock Bass species, this Cichla species is bred in Asia for the aquarium hobby and are typically selectively bred for vibrant colors and patterns that develop as they grow. Like all Cichla, they are large growing, powerful, predatory fish and should be kept by experienced aquarists with suitably large aquariums or ideally indoor ponds to house these fish as adults.

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  • Ocellaris Peacock Bass (Cichla ocellaris)

    Ocellaris Peacock Bass (Cichla ocellaris)

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    The “original” Peacock Bass, Cichla ocellaris is found throughout much of the Amazon basin in Brazil, Guyana, and Peru, although wild specimens are rarely exported. Due to their popularity as a food and sport fish, they are farmed extensively throughout parts of South America and Asia and have been introduced intentionally or accidentally in many tropical and subtropical waters. Most of these aquacultured fish available in the hobby have been hybridized at some point in their lineage, typically between C. ocellaris and C. monoculus. Like all Cichla, they are large growing, powerful, predatory fish and should be kept by experienced aquarists with suitably large aquariums or ideally indoor ponds to house these fish as adults.

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