Flag Cichlid

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  • Manapiare Festivum Cichlid (Mesonauta sp. 'Manapiare')

    Manapiare Festivum Cichlid (Mesonauta sp. ‘Manapiare’)

    $14.99

    An attractive, relatively peaceful medium-growing cichlid, the Manapiare Festivum Cichlid (Mesonauta sp. ‘Manapiare’) or Flag Cichlid is one of several similar looking species found throughout the Orinoco drainage in Colombia and Venezuela. Like most of its relatives in the genus Mesonauta, they tend to be found close to the water’s surface in slower-moving areas with lots of overhanging vegetation and often live alongside Angels. In the wild, a large amount of their diet is made up of fruit and nuts that fall into the water from overhanging trees but will accept almost any prepared or frozen foods in the aquarium.

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  • Insignis Festivum Cichlid (Mesonauta insignis)

    Insignis Festivum Cichlid (Mesonauta insignis)

    Price range: $14.99 through $19.99

    An attractive, relatively peaceful medium-growing cichlid, the Insignis Festivum or Flag Cichlid is one of several similar looking species found throughout the Orinoco drainage in Colombia and Venezuela. Like most of its relatives in the genus Mesonauta, they tend to be found close to the water’s surface in slower-moving areas with lots of overhanging vegetation and often live alongside Angels. In the wild, a large amount of their diet is made up of fruit and nuts that fall into the water from overhanging trees but will accept almost any prepared or frozen foods in the aquarium.

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  • Peruvian Flag Cichlid/Festivum (Mesonauta mirificus)

    Peruvian Flag Cichlid/Festivum (Mesonauta mirificus)

    Price range: $16.99 through $22.99

    An attractive, relatively peaceful medium-growing cichlid, the Peru Festivum or Flag Cichlid is found throughout the Nanay and Itaya rivers in the Peruvian Amazon. Like most of its relatives in the genus Mesonauta, they tend to be found close to the water’s surface in slower-moving areas with lots of overhanging vegetation and often live alongside Angels. In the wild, a large amount of their diet is made up of fruit and nuts that fall into the water from overhanging trees but will accept almost any prepared or frozen foods in the aquarium.

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