I bought two Parrot Cichlids. I didn't realize there were different kinds until I started looking around and I believe they are Jellybean Parrots. I'm not here to debate what Jellybeans are or anything. I've read enough of those arguments
I know they aren't Blood Parrots, and I think they're adorable and that's all that matters
Anywho, I they're about 2" long each and they're in a 75 gal. with some random other fish (tetras, barbs, rope fish, an angel) I know, not the best mix but everyone gets along for now and the smaller fish have lots of live plants and caves to hide in.
I have a couple questions, though. How can I tell if they're male or female? If I have one of each, would I be able to breed them? One does have more of a "hump" than the other, and the one with the "hump" is also a bit bigger. Here is a picture...slightly blurry because I have a heck of a time taking pictures of them, they're too fast
Without debating what a Jellybean IS, does it look like one? If not, I'm open to opinions as to what exactly it is
I know they aren't Blood Parrots, and I think they're adorable and that's all that matters
Anywho, I they're about 2" long each and they're in a 75 gal. with some random other fish (tetras, barbs, rope fish, an angel) I know, not the best mix but everyone gets along for now and the smaller fish have lots of live plants and caves to hide in.
I have a couple questions, though. How can I tell if they're male or female? If I have one of each, would I be able to breed them? One does have more of a "hump" than the other, and the one with the "hump" is also a bit bigger. Here is a picture...slightly blurry because I have a heck of a time taking pictures of them, they're too fast
Without debating what a Jellybean IS, does it look like one? If not, I'm open to opinions as to what exactly it is
We've been super busy with Christmas and only have a tiny little Pleco for the huge tank. This one is the smaller one with less of a hump, although in this pic, it looks like a bigger slope than it actually is
The guy at the pet store told us that they would change color when they matured. Into a red or orange color. Personally, I don't really care if they do or not lol They're really cool. Are Jellybeans always white? Unless dyed, obviously lol
