Freshwater Tropical Fish

Tropical fish are probably the most widely kept animals in the hobby. Here we present information about their habitats, living conditions etc in the wild.

When reading through this section it is important to remember that fish belonging to the same species are found in more than one habitats and the conditions between these occasionally vary. The water parameters indicated in the profiles  should therefore be taken to be indicative, rather than absolutely necessary, for any particular type of fish.

 

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Maylandia sp. "Mdoka Long Pelvic" Andrea Coppola 2350
Nimbochromis venustus (Venustus Hap) Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 1538
Sciaenochromis fryeri (Electric Blue Hap) Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 1462
Herichthys labridens Francesco Zezza 1975
Parachromis managuensis Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 1679
Parachromis dovii Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 2676
Peckoltia sp. (L076) Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 1712
Herichthys sp. 'white labridens' Francesco Zezza 1806
Aulonocara chipokae Francesco Zezza 4689
Pseudotropheus gracilior Francesco Zezza 3672
Haplochromis (Pundamilia) nyererei Francesco Zezza 6017
Labeotropheus fuelleborni and Labeotropheus trewavasae Francesco Zezza 6242
Platy (Xiphophorus sp.) Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 4141
Ancistrus sp. ( L144) Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 6056
Paretroplus damii Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 2797
Ancistrus L213 Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 4500
Betta splendens Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 3718
Ancistrus sp. 3 and sp. 4 Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 4523
Thorichthys meeki (Firemouth cichlid) Marina Parha and George J. Reclos 6332
Hypancistrus sp. (L262) Marina Parha 4161

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