X2 Azul Peacock Bass Cichlid – South American Small/Medium 1″-2″ Fresh Water Live Fish
South American cichlids are attractive, active, and generally quite durable fish. They are found in a range of sizes and feature some very beautiful coloration.
Their behaviors are very intriguing, and many interact with their keepers and their environment, making them a favorite aquarium fish for many hobbyists.
The “type specimen” for the cichlid family is the South American cichlid Cichla ocellaris, commonly known as the Peacock Bass or Peacock Cichlid. Thus, American cichlids are sometimes referred to as Peacock Bass.
| Species | Size | Origin | Water Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| X2 Azul Peacock Bass Cichlid | 1″ – 2″ | South America | Freshwater |
FAQ
What is the typical behavior of the X2 Azul Peacock Bass Cichlid?
The X2 Azul Peacock Bass Cichlid is active and interactive, often showing interest in its surroundings and tank mates. It may display curious behavior toward keepers and other fish.
Is this fish suitable for a community aquarium?
This species is generally more aggressive than other cichlids and may not be ideal for a community tank with very small or passive fish. It is best suited for a tank with compatible, active fish of similar size.
How long does it take for this fish to reach full size?
The X2 Azul Peacock Bass Cichlid grows from 1″ to 2″ over several months under proper conditions. Growth rate depends on water quality, diet, and tank size.

Heather Tucker –
The fish arrived healthy and active. It has been in my tank for two months and shows strong interest in the environment. The coloration is vibrant and it swims confidently. I keep it in a medium-sized tank with other active fish, and it doesn’t seem to dominate the space.
Diana Bower –
Received the Azul Peacock Bass in good condition. It’s quite active and has a striking blue color. I noticed it’s more territorial than other cichlids, so I made sure to provide plenty of hiding spots.
Christian Abraham –
The fish is lively and colorful, but it does require a well-maintained tank. I had to adjust the tank setup to avoid aggression with my smaller fish. Overall, it’s a good choice for experienced aquarists.