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The jack dempsey I'm pretty sure is a male as he has pointed fins the red terror I'm not sure I'll try and get more pictures if both they are both around 5 to 6 inches Attachments 16138282476526203974278901085331.jpg 158.5 KB · Views: 0

The jack dempsey I'm pretty sure is a male as he has pointed fins the red terror I'm not sure I'll try and get more pictures if both they are both around 5 to 6 inches

Hopefully these will help could you also sex the red terror

Is anyone able to sex this red terror

Thank you all for identifying this fish would you also be able to help identify the sex of my Jack dempsy and if the red terror becomes to agressive I will rehome him as its bit fair on the other fish but if I do rehome him I'll try and breed my jack dempsey the tank is big enough for a breeding...

How large do these fish grow to?

Wow just googled it and it looks like a younger Cichlasoma festae do you know when it will develop its colour

I thought salvini the other 2 I'm not to familiar with

Thank you I did think that at first but the bright tail and different body shape made me think otherwise

Hi there I have had this fish for 1 month or 2 in a 125 gallon tank It was sold as a green severum but I am not to sure he shot up in size I mean like 3 inches in the 2 month is always with the jack dempsy he might not have gained his colour yet I dont have muc experience with severums I was...

Hi there I have kept fish for a while mainly peacock cichlids and have bough a new 300l tank and have a jack Dempsey I want to keep it simple but I dont want them to be alone so I wanted a different sex JD for breeding or just company instead of trying to integrate other species I know it's very...

How often should I feed peacocks meat eg brine shrimp blood worms etc

Thank you I'm thinking of getting more peacocks as mbuna are more aggressive and my logic is of one is a mbuna more peacocks might balance the aggression I might be wrong but I'll deal with that layer down the line

Thank you so 1 peacock and 1 mbuna I understand it's very difficult to tell as they so small should I add more peacocks them to try to reduce the aggresion

I have these at the moment for them

Brine shrimp mainly as I've heard blood worms arent great for their digestive system could be other things as well but have looked into it to much

I went to a new pet shop with more pictures and they compared them they said the black one is a peacock the albino is a hybrid between a mbuna and a peacock

Ok I do vary their diet mainly pellets then peas spinach cucumber garlic flakes etc but if they’re peacocks I was thinking some protein 1 or 2 times a week will that be ok

If it is a hybrid or peacock how often should I feed them meat

The the tank is 115l I measured it this morning and very long instead of tall I was hoping to put 2 more peacocks in and when they get older in a year or so move to a 300l

I see i thought they could be both peacocks they do get along quite well

the black of albino one?

If one is mbuna and one a peacock should I get more peacocks as mbuna are more aggressive

This might be a better picture of the albino

So unfortunately the pet shop o bought these 2 cichlids from dont have a clue I recently did more research to find out what they are and I have a guess and this ones an mbuna and one peacock they are in a long 115l tank but will be moved to a 300l in the future if you could identify them that...