Lake malawi cichlids

Lake Malawi Cichlids: Mbuna

The appeal of African cichlids is undoubtedly their incredible diversity. They can be found all over the great

If you're standing in the fish store for a relatively peaceful Cichlids need not look further than this comprehensive list.

Every type of mbuna

The very rare OB Lwanda looking plump and healthy. Learn more about why African Cichlids change colors.

Blue dolphin cichlid is an extremely attractive species of fish that is also rare. Read this article to learn how to take care of this unique fish.

Peacock Cichlids are some of the most beautiful African Cichlids you can find. Interesting Facts About Lake Malawi Aulonocara Cichlids Flavescent Peacock Cichlid Aulonocara stuartgranti Peacock cichlids are surpassed in color only by the most superb marine tropical fishes! The Peacock Cichlids from Lake Malawi are some of the most beautiful cichlids. Their incredible coloring, brilliantly cast in blues, reds and yellows will stop you in your tracks! It’s no wonder the Aulonocara cichlids are…

Maylandia Eestherae, called the red zebra or otherwise, Esther Grant’s zebra, belongs to the Pseudotrophine Cichlid. It dwells in the rock called Mbuna, of the Malawi Lake. Just like other cichlids of the Malawi Lake, this fish too breeds through the mouth. Females grip the eggs that are fertilized and keep the fry within their mouth for up to 21 days until they release them. Learn more about Red Zebra Cichlid on our website.

Offering a young pair (male and female) of Cynotilapia afra «Cobue» (Lake Malawi, Niassa Province, Mozambique) - approx 3 - 5 cm.