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Red Tiger Discus, Jewel Cichlid, Dalmatian Molly & Cardinal Tetra. Fish Tank. Real Water Sounds🐟🐠❤️👍

Jewel Cichlid
The Neon Jewel Cichlid is widely distributed throughout West Africa where it is known from canals and streams in forested areas some distance inland from the coast. Neon Jewel Cichlids are highly territorial and must be kept in spacious aquaria (ideally minimum 4ft long) with plenty of ‘visual barriers’ amongst the décor. Their antagonistic behaviour is not so much of an issue in the wild, where fish can easily move from one territory to another, but it can certainly present problems within the confines of the aquarium. Provide a sandy substrate along with plenty of nooks and crannies formed from pebbles, rocks, pieces of slate, flowerpots turned on their sides, and tangles of driftwood - ensuring that lines of sight are broken up. Areas of dense planting will be appreciated, but as this species likes to dig, it is best to stick to robust species that can be tied on and trained to grow on the decor, such as Anubias spp. and Java Fern (Microsorum spp.) plus floating varieties. Filtration should be efficient but water movement not too strong, and frequent partial water changes should be carried out to keep nitrate levels at a minimum. Neon Jewel Cichlids are best maintained in pairs, but picking out a male and a female will not guarantee they are compatible, and the stronger fish may kill off the weaker individual. It is better to purchase a group of 6+ youngsters and allow a natural pair to form, before rehoming the others. Tankmates, if desired, must be chosen with care as Neon Jewel Cichlids become highly aggressive when spawning, but good choices could include some of the larger African tetra species (Alestes, Arnoldichthys, Bathyaethiops, Phenacogrammus spp. etc) or Synodontis catfish. However, be aware it is very likely you will need to relocate the tankmates should the Neon Jewel Cichlids start breeding. This is why many choose to keep these beautiful fish in a species tank environment.