Blue Ram Cichlid
The Blue Ram is a beautiful small blue, yellow, and pink cichlid fish. They only grow to about 2 inches. They are particularly colorful when they are in breeding colors. Blue Rams inhabit shallow heavily vegetated slow-moving streams with submerged branches, roots, or leaf litter. They are active fish that look great in a small group. Blue Ram Cichlids prefer warm temperatures 78-86o F. The original wild rams came from Venezuela and Colombia. They have been captive-bred for many years. The rams we sell are captive bred.
| Specifications | Size: 2 inches |
|---|---|
| Temperature Range | 78-86°F |
| Origin | Venezuela, Colombia |
| Breeding Type | Captive-bred |
FAQ
What is the typical size of a Blue Ram Cichlid?
The Blue Ram Cichlid grows to about 2 inches in length.
What kind of water temperature do Blue Rams prefer?
Blue Ram Cichlids prefer water temperatures between 78-86°F.
Where do Blue Ram Cichlids originate from?
The original wild Blue Rams come from Venezuela and Colombia.
Edward Abraham –
The Blue Rams are vibrant and active in the tank. They thrive in a well-planted environment with soft water. The colors are striking, especially during breeding season. Easy to care for and great for a small community tank.
Abigail Hodges –
These fish are colorful and lively. I kept them in a 10-gallon tank with plenty of driftwood and plants. They don’t stress easily and get along well with other peaceful cichlids.
Amy Oliver –
Captive-bred Blue Rams are much more reliable than wild-caught ones. They adapt quickly to the tank and show great color variation. A must-have for any freshwater aquarium.