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Green Terror Cichlid (Andinoacara rivulatus) – Imperial Tropicals

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $9.99.Current price is: $5.87.

Shining blue-green cichlid with orange fin trim; great for large community tanks.

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Green Terror (Andinoacara rivulatus)

Green terrors (Andinoacara rivulatus) have shining blue-green bodies with orange or white trim on the edges of their fins. The orange and white trims give them another common name, the gold or white saum. There is still some debate about the differences and whether they represent two distinct species or one species with variation.

A pair can be managed in a 90 gallon tank but a larger system will be needed if one plans to keep more than one. These large cichlids can do well in large community tanks with other large and aggressive Central and South American species, though aggression will worsen if pairs form.

Species Andinoacara rivulatus
Common Names Green terror, Gold or white saum
Body Color Shining blue-green
Fins Orange or white trim on edges
Tank Size (for pair) 90 gallons
Compatibility Large community tanks with aggressive Central and South American species

FAQ

What is the typical tank size required for a pair of green terrors?

A pair can be managed in a 90-gallon tank.

Are green terrors aggressive, and how does that affect tank mates?

Green terrors can be aggressive, especially when pairs form. They do well in large community tanks with other large and aggressive Central and South American species, but aggression increases when multiple pairs are present.

Do green terrors have any specific feeding requirements?

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3 reviews for Green Terror Cichlid (Andinoacara rivulatus) – Imperial Tropicals

  1. Liam McLean –

    My green terror has been in the tank for three months and is very active. The blue-green body with orange fin trim is striking. I keep it with other large South American species and it’s not overly aggressive, though it does chase smaller fish occasionally. The tank is 120 gallons and it’s stable so far.

  2. Richard Black –

    The fish looks beautiful with its vibrant coloration. I have one in a 90-gallon tank and it’s doing well. I noticed it gets more territorial when another male is added, so I’m keeping only one now. Good for experienced aquarists.

  3. Julia Nash –

    It’s a bold fish and requires a large tank. I had to adjust my community setup to avoid conflicts. The colors are impressive, but it’s not for beginners. I’m happy with the purchase but would recommend caution with tank mates.

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