Dimidiochromis Compressiceps (Cichlid Eye Eater)

Beautiful blue gray fish with a very colorful backbone. Native predator, very small fish (-de 5cm) is a potential meal. When possible, introduce 1 male for 3 or 4 females (1 female alone has no chance of staying alive).

The compressive reduction is a freshwater fish from Africa. It is a medium -sized cichlid, generally measuring between 15 and 20 centimeters in length. Its most notable feature is its color, which varies from gray to dark blue with black vertical stripes which run along its body.

The compressive dimiidiochromis is a gregarious fish that likes to live in a group. They feed mainly on small fish, insects and crustaceans. They are known to be powerful and aggressive predators, especially towards other fish on their own species.

The compressive reduction is a territorial fish and can become very aggressive when it feels threatened. However, they can also be very protective towards their young and can even build nests to protect their eggs.

The compressive reduction is a very popular aquarophilia fish. They are often considered as beginner fish because of their ease of maintenance and their beautiful color. However, it is important to provide them with an adequate environment so that they can live healthy. This includes an aquarium of appropriate size, good filtration of water and a balanced diet. In general, the compressive reduction is a fascinating and attractive fish that can be an interesting addition to any well -maintained aquarium.

The female is generally gray with greenish or brown reflections and is smaller (20cm). It is also the female that hunts the most.

Easy, after several water changes, the female lays on a flat stone and after practical fertilization oral incubation for twenty days. As soon as the little ones are no longer monitored by the parents, remove them from the bac; Otherwise they will serve as a crust.