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Awesome share! Keep up the good work ��

Hi guys, ive been doing research between the two specie and found different results. Id like to ask which really grows bigger than the other? The Cichla Temensis (speckled peacock bass) or Boulengerochromis microlepis (emperor cichlid)? Thanks in advance guys

Thanks owain, taped a black background already and also taped a black bottom

I moved him now to a 100 gallon tank all for himself

Pic 2 looks like a female, i have a pair that bred. You can tell a male from a female from their color. Males are redish in color while females are yellowish

thanks, im keeping him in my native tank together with my sleeper gobbies and gouramis

Very nice acquisition :)

thanks fisher, will try that

The soon to be Monster Amazon Lake Fishing Resort Project in the Philippines. the baby monsters at the petshop whats this? hehehe the three bars and elongated body distinguishes this peacock specie from the rest for those who dont know... google Cichla Temensis :!: Paulo selecting the...

Thanks for the reply guys :)

I change the substrate, there are no substrate anymore. And no plants for easy cleaning. Should i add plants? Thanks for the feedback

Guys, i have a wild caught lmb i raised from 4 inches to 12 inches. At first when i caught him, he was with the normal lmb color... Dark green, with spots and lateral lines. After a month he lost his color. His now with a olive green color with no spots at all, he only shows his marking when his...

hi guys, just wanted some help to id this fella. he's brown with small spots all over his body, around 12 inches in length, a little less than a pinkie in diameter, likes to burrow and hang around near the plant or the stone in the aquarium. highly carnivorus. feeds on live guppies and anything...

this is the picture of the lake, with my friend catching a channa striata on a frog lure. we will be seeding the first batch of cichla temensis tomorrow. i will be posting some pics again of the project

Sorry guys for the late reply, im from the Philippines. Our weather is tropical so no fear of winter. We're seeding less than a hundred cichla temensis this weekend (unless all survive quarantine). Pacus, redtails and monochs are lined up. A seperate pond will be dedicated to feeders such as...

Guys, we are planning to convert a 8 hectare private lake to a sport fishing resort. We already purchased a batch of cichla temensis to be seeded next week. Currently the private lake is only stock with native fish such as snakehead striata, tilapias, grass carp, breams and gouramis...

Has anyone tried keeping this beautiful monster? im planning to get my hands on one very soon. thanks in advance

fierce looking river dog. very very nice :)

wow, thanks a lot for sharing :)

wow many many thanks for the reply :)