Max size's of the different cichla species

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Are there any experts here who can confirm the max size for the various cichla species being kept in captivity by fellow members here ?

Species in question are :

1.ocellaris

2.orinosensis

3.kelberi

4.xingu

5.intermedia

6.monoculus

7.pinima

8.piquiti

9.temensis

This information may be helpful to many including myself.

thanks
 
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Are there any experts here who can confirm the max size for the various cichla species being kept in captivity by fellow members here ?

Species in question are :

1.ocellaris

2.orinosensis

3.kelberi

4.xingu

5.intermedia

6.monoculus

7.pinima

8.piquiti

9.temensis

This information may be helpful to many including myself.

thanks

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I would like to know as well.
 
I would really like to know this too

and I hope you don't mind BigUmbeeFan

I would like to know Max size in captivity for FOGO as well
 
I know we all frequently come here to ask these sort of questions, but in this case, I think you would get answers much faster by simply doing a google search and finding them. That is exactly what anyone here would do to get the answers. Cut out the middle man.
 
I know we all frequently come here to ask these sort of questions, but in this case, I think you would get answers much faster by simply doing a google search and finding them. That is exactly what anyone here would do to get the answers. Cut out the middle man.

I believe OP is asking for max size in captivity, not wild. Google or any search engine will get you pretty much nowhere on this. Real life experience is needed here and what better place than to ask on MFK.
 
Well, hulon's ocell has got to be the largest on MFK and kendragons kelberi must be close to the largest on MFK
 
I believe OP is asking for max size in captivity, not wild. Google or any search engine will get you pretty much nowhere on this. Real life experience is needed here and what better place than to ask on MFK.

most places I find this information list wild size and captive size separately.
 
125 seems like it would be very very minimum. Bigger would be even better. They get pretty big and need a lot of room to swim.
 
125 seems like it would be very very minimum. Bigger would be even better. They get pretty big and need a lot of room to swim.

Just going off what I heard. I hear they get anywhere between 14 and 18 inches. They usually achieve most of this size in their first year. Not sure though that's why I was asking.


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