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Rosy Cichlid (Cryptoheros panamensis) – Central American Fish for 50+ Gallon Tank

(3 customer reviews)

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Aggressive Rosy Cichlid from Panama thrives in 50+ gallon tanks with 78-84°F and pH 7.0-8.0.

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Cryptoheros panamensis – Rosy Cichlid

Scientific Name: Cryptoheros panamensis

Common Name: Rosy Cichlid

Adult Size: 4 inches

Life Expectancy: 10 – 15 years

Habitat: Panama

Minimum Tank Size: 50 gallons

Ideal Tank Conditions

  • Temperature Range: 78 – 84°F
  • pH Range: 7.0 – 8.0
  • Water Hardness: 5 – 15

Temperament: Aggressive

Diet/Nutrition: Omnivore, will eat flakes, pellets, freeze dried and live foods. Give them a varied diet with lots of protein.

FAQ

What is the ideal water temperature for Rosy Cichlids?

The ideal water temperature range is 78 to 84°F.

Are Rosy Cichlids compatible with other fish?

Rosy Cichlids are aggressive and should not be kept with peaceful or small fish. They require a tank with larger, similarly sized, and robust fish.

What type of food should I feed my Rosy Cichlid?

Feed a varied diet including flakes, pellets, freeze-dried, and live foods with a strong emphasis on protein.

3 reviews for Rosy Cichlid (Cryptoheros panamensis) – Central American Fish for 50+ Gallon Tank

  1. John Lyman –

    My Rosy Cichlid has been thriving in a 55-gallon tank for over a year. It’s active and colorful, though I have to be careful with tank mates due to its aggressive nature. Feeding it a mix of pellets and frozen brine shrimp keeps it healthy and energetic.

  2. Rachel Jones –

    The fish arrived healthy and seems to adapt well to the tank. I maintain stable water parameters and provide a protein-rich diet. It’s a striking fish, though it does require a large tank and careful placement in the community.

  3. Penelope Clarkson –

    It’s a beautiful fish, but I found it quite territorial. I had to remove a smaller fish that was trying to share space. The temperature and pH are stable, and I feed it a mix of flakes and frozen foods daily.

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