Tamasopo Cichlid (Herichthys tamasopoensis) Size:5" Keeping them in small schools

Keeping them in small schools will allow them to spar and display

these small fish add a lively sparkle to any freshwater or brackish community tank

selectively bred for its golden-yellow body with subtle blue highlights and red accents around the fins and eyes

Breeding: First-generation from imported Japanese Kohaku and Sanke

but they’re also highly territorial and aggressive—best kept in a large

Tamasopo Cichlid (Herichthys tamasopoensis) Size:5" Keeping them in small schoolsThe Tamasopo Cichlid (Herichthys tamasopoensis) is a Central American species native to the clear rivers of San Luis Potos, Mexico. It features a shimmering silver body with iridescent blue and green spotting. When ready to breed they will develop a solid white base, and some may display a bold black marking under the throat. Growing to about 68 inches, this semi aggressive cichlid does well solo or in pairs, and can coexist with similarly tempered