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WHAT IS A FLOWER HORN CICHLID? HOW DO YOU MAKE A FLOWER HORN CICHLID? ARE FLOWER HORN CICHLID AGGRESSIVE? HOW DO YOU CARE FOR A FLOWER HORN CICHLID? HOW BIG DO FLOWER HORN CICHLIDS GET? WHAT SIZE TANK DOES A FLOWER HORN CICHLID NEED? WHAT DO YOU  FEED A FLOWER HORN CICHLID? WHAT ARE SOME POSSIBLE TANK MATES FOR A FLOWER HORN CICHLID? HOW DO YOU TELL MALE FLOWER HORN CICHLIDS FROM FEMALE FLOWER HORN CICHLIDS? HOW DO YOU  BREED FLOWER HORN CICHLIDS? HOW MUCH DO FLOWER HORN CICHLIDS COST?

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Flowerhorn cichlids are ornamental aquarium fish noted for their vivid colors and the distinctively shaped heads for which they are named. Their head protuberance, or kok, is formally termed a nuchal hump. Like blood parrot cichlids, they are man-made hybrids. First developed in Malaysia, Thailand, and Taiwan, they became very popular with Asian fish hobbyists.
Flowerhorn breeding dates to 1993. Taiwanese and Malaysians admired fish with protruding heads, known as 'kaloi' or 'warships', found in the western part of the nation. The slightly protruding forehead and long tail of these fish were prized in Taiwanese society as bringing luck in geomancy. By 1994, red devil cichlids (typically Amphilophus labiatus) and trimac cichlids (Amphilophus trimaculatus) had been imported from Central America to Malaysia and the hybrid blood parrot cichlid had been imported from Taiwan to Malaysia. These fish were then bred together, marking the birth of the flowerhorn.
Flowerhorn cichlids have a lifespan of 10–12 years. They are usually kept at a water temperature of 80–85 °F, and a pH of 7.4–8.0. They require a tank of a minimum of 40 gallons, with 75 gallons optimal. A breeding pair may require a tank of 150 gallons or more, depending on size. Being aggressive and territorial, two or more flowerhorns are usually not kept together, but the tank housing them can be divided up with acrylic dividers or egg crates.
There are several ways by which breeders distinguish between male and female flowerhorns. Generally, the males are larger than the females, but there are some exceptions. Males have the kok, or the nuchal hump, on their foreheads. Males also usually have brighter and more vivid colors. For most breeds, the females have black dots on their dorsal fins, whereas males usually have longer anal and dorsal fins. Females tend to have an orange belly, especially when ready to breed. The mouth of the male is thicker and more pronounced than the female's. One sure way to determine the sex of flowerhorn is that grown female will lay eggs every month even without the male.

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