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Apistogramma Agassiz Dwarf Cichlid – 4cm Tropical Fish for Beginners

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $125.00.Current price is: $61.02.

4cm dwarf cichlid perfect for small aquariums, great for beginner fishkeepers.

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Dwarf Cichlid – Apistogramma Agassiz Alenquer

Size: 4cm (young)

Apistogramma is a genus of small cichlid fish native to tropical and subtropical South America, primarily found in the lowland regions east of the Andes. The species Apistogramma agassizii, commonly known as the Alenquer dwarf cichlid, is native to the rivers flowing into the Atlantic in northern Brazil, ranging from the state of Piauí to the state of Bahia.

These fish are known for their vibrant colors and active behavior. They primarily feed on small invertebrates and are known for their unique breeding behaviors, which vary by species. Most Apistogramma species have limited geographic ranges and are typically found in specific river systems.

Feature Detail
Size (young) 4cm
Origin Northern Brazil (Piauí to Bahia)
Habitat Slow-moving rivers and streams in tropical South America
Diet Small invertebrates, live foods

FAQ

What is the typical size of Apistogramma Agassiz Alenquer when young?

The typical size of Apistogramma Agassiz Alenquer when young is 4cm.

Where is Apistogramma Agassiz Alenquer originally from?

It is native to the rivers flowing into the Atlantic in northern Brazil, specifically from the state of Piauí to Bahia.

What kind of environment do these fish prefer?

These fish prefer slow-moving rivers and streams in tropical South America with warm, stable water conditions.

3 reviews for Apistogramma Agassiz Dwarf Cichlid – 4cm Tropical Fish for Beginners

  1. Colin Peake –

    The Alenquer dwarf cichlid is a beautiful and active fish. It adapts well to a community tank with proper water parameters. I’ve kept it for three months and it’s very active during the day. Feeding it small live foods keeps it healthy and vibrant.

  2. Neil Wallace –

    Great addition to a small aquarium. The fish is colorful and doesn’t stress other tank mates. I found it easy to care for with regular water changes and a balanced diet of brine shrimp and bloodworms.

  3. Wanda Hudson –

    This species is very hardy and responds well to a stable environment. I noticed it shows interest in breeding behaviors after a few weeks. The coloration is striking and it adds a lot of visual appeal to the tank.

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