AQA HIGH GRADE PEARLY SUPER RED TEXAS FRY
This listing is for a Faded Super Red Texas fry that has started to fade to a reddish color.
The main photo shows the sample growing over time. The second photo displays the fry in its current state.
The Red Texas Cichlid is a hybrid fish developed through cross-breeding between the Flowerhorn Cichlid (Cichlasoma sp.) and the Texas Cichlid (Herichthys cyanoguttatus). It does not exist in the wild and is considered a second-generation hybrid. The Flowerhorn Cichlid itself is a hybrid resulting from cross-breeding the Trimac Cichlid with various Central American Cichlids. Flowerhorn breeding began in the mid-1980s, with extensive line breeding focused on coloration and pattern.
| Size | 1.00 – 2.00 inch |
|---|---|
| Species | Red Texas Cichlid (Hybrid) |
| Origin | Lab-bred, not found in the wild |
FAQ
What is the difference between the main photo and the second photo?
The main photo shows the growth of the Red Texas Cichlid over time, while the second photo displays the fry in its current stage.
Is this fish suitable for a community aquarium?
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Are there any specific water conditions required for this fish?
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Rachel Jones –
The fry arrived healthy and active. It has been growing steadily in my 20-gallon tank. The color is slightly faded but still vibrant. I’m happy with the size and temperament so far.
Matt Robertson –
It’s a nice addition to my cichlid tank. The fish seems calm and not aggressive. I noticed the color is a bit lighter than expected, but it’s still attractive.
Leonard Peake –
Great quality for the price. The fry is active and shows good growth. I appreciate the clear photos showing the development over time.
Donna Walker –
The color is not as bright as advertised. It’s more of a reddish tone. Still a good fish, but not as vivid as I hoped.