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Gold Severum Cichlid – South American Cichlid for Large Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $23.99.Current price is: $14.21.

Gold Severum cichlid reaches 6-8 inches and thrives in 75+ gallon Amazon-style tanks with stable water conditions.

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South American Cichlid | Gold Severum Cichlid

Scientific Name: Heros efasciatus

Common Name: Gold Severum

Adult Size: 6 – 8 inches

Life Expectancy: 10 – 13 years

Habitat: Amazon

Minimum Tank Size: 75 gallons

Ideal Tank Conditions

  • Temperature Range: 78°F
  • pH Range: 7.0 – 8.0
  • Water Hardness: 5 – 20

Temperament: Can be aggressive if not given a large enough aquarium.

Diet & Nutrition: Omnivore, will eat flakes, pellets, freeze dried and live foods. Give them a varied diet to ensure balanced nutrition.

FAQ

What is the ideal water temperature for a Gold Severum cichlid?

The ideal water temperature is 78°F.

Is the Gold Severum cichlid suitable for a community tank?

No, it is not suitable for a community tank. It can be aggressive and requires a large tank with ample space and compatible tank mates.

What type of diet does the Gold Severum cichlid require?

It is omnivorous and will eat flakes, pellets, freeze-dried, and live foods. A varied diet is recommended for optimal health.

3 reviews for Gold Severum Cichlid – South American Cichlid for Large Aquariums

  1. John Walsh –

    Bought this Gold Severum for my 100-gallon tank. It’s active and colorful, though it does need a large space. I feed it a mix of flakes and frozen foods daily. It’s not the most social fish, but it’s healthy and stays active in the tank.

  2. Pippa McGrath –

    The fish arrived healthy and looks vibrant. I’ve maintained stable water parameters at 78°F and pH 7.5. It’s a bit territorial, so I made sure the tank is spacious and has hiding spots. Feeding it varied foods keeps it engaged.

  3. Eric Morgan –

    After a month, the Gold Severum has become a centerpiece in my tank. It’s active during the day and shows interest in food. I keep the water parameters consistent and avoid adding other aggressive fish.

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