What kind of cichlids are these?

[Aniket]

How big they get?

 

[Colin_T]

the small blue striped ones are female Pseudotropheus lombardoi. they are real agro.
the small yellow ones could be male lombardoi but I need better pics.

they are not community fish and will kill anything peaceful. they also require hard alkaline water (GH above 300ppm and pH above 7.6).

 

[Aniket]

the small blue striped ones are female Pseudotropheus lombardoi. they are real agro.
the small yellow ones could be male lombardoi but I need better pics.

they are not community fish and will kill anything peaceful. they also require hard alkaline water (GH above 300ppm and pH above 7.6).

I took that pic from aquarium shop.
I have only one pic.
There were 3 color fish of same type. Yellow, blue, white but only blue one has stripes

 

[Colin_T]

They all look like Lake Malawi cichlids from the Pseudotropheus genus. They are all agro.

 

[Aniket]

They all look like Lake Malawi cichlids from the Pseudotropheus genus. They are all agro.

What is mean by agro?

 

[Colin_T]

agro = very aggressive. they kill each other and anything else in the tank. they are not peaceful

 

[Demeter32]

They all look like mbuna (group of cichlids from lake Malawi = rock dwelling) and mbuna the most aggressive grouping for African cichlids. The kenyi (blue with stripes) will get around 5-6 inches, same with the orange fish that appear to be red zebras. The yellow fish with black stripes may be an auratus but I can't see it too well. All are mean and need to kept in larger tanks with plenty of rock piles and other mbuna.

 

[Lajos_Detari]

They are African Cichlids.

You can keep them if you have a 4 feet tank as they will grow large and become very aggressive.

Any smaller tank might have a problem unless you can give them away when they grow larger.

They are beautiful and very colorful fish.