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Parrot Convict Cichlid x2 Package – 1″ to 1.5″ Easy Care Fish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $133.53.Current price is: $70.10.

Get two Parrot Convict Cichlids, easy to care for, ideal for beginner aquariums.

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This Package Includes x2 Fish.

Care Level: Easy
Temperature: 72 to 86F
pH: 5 to 7.0

Region: Neotropical Cichlids are found in Central America on the Atlantic slope from the Patuca River in Honduras to the Matina River in Costa Rica. They are also found on the Pacific Slope from the Guasaula River in Nicaragua to the Tempisque and Bebedero rivers in Costa Rica.

They inhabit small lakes, ponds, drainage and swamp areas with muddy bottoms where they dwell among submerged logs, tangled roots, and leaf litter. They are tolerant of high temperatures and can adapt to varying water conditions.

Size Range
Each Fish 1″ to 1 1/2″

FAQ

What is the ideal water temperature for these cichlids?

The ideal water temperature range is 72 to 86F.

What pH level do these fish prefer?

They prefer a pH level between 5 and 7.0.

Where are these cichlids naturally found?

They are native to Central America, found on both the Atlantic and Pacific slopes of countries like Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica, in small lakes, ponds, and swampy areas.

3 reviews for Parrot Convict Cichlid x2 Package – 1″ to 1.5″ Easy Care Fish

  1. Dylan Mackenzie –

    Easy to care for and active in a community tank. They thrive in slightly acidic water and enjoy hiding among plants and logs. Good size for a small aquarium setup.

  2. Virginia MacLeod –

    The fish are calm and don’t stress other tank mates. They adapt well to the temperature range and stay healthy with regular water changes.

  3. Julia Alsop –

    Perfect for beginners. The size is manageable and they are active but not aggressive. I noticed they like to dig in the substrate and hide in leaf litter.

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