its a zilli trust me,if you google it they just show pictures of different fish,even a texas cichlidmsometimes those google pics are screwy
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Origin: Africa and Middle East
Impacts: The blue tilapia, established in almost all of central and south Florida, represents a significant threat to native ecosystems.
This fish competes with native fauna for spawning grounds, food, and extended habitat. Certain areas with dense tilapia populations are nearly devoid of vegetation and native fish.
The occurrence of blue tilapia drastically alters natural fish communities. This species is a great threat to the integrity of the Everglades National Park and other natural areas, where it is considered a major management problem for the National Park Service.
Impacts: The blue tilapia, established in almost all of central and south Florida, represents a significant threat to native ecosystems.
This fish competes with native fauna for spawning grounds, food, and extended habitat. Certain areas with dense tilapia populations are nearly devoid of vegetation and native fish.
The occurrence of blue tilapia drastically alters natural fish communities. This species is a great threat to the integrity of the Everglades National Park and other natural areas, where it is considered a major management problem for the National Park Service.
bumpylemon;2158935; said:
I was actually gonna guess a demasoni. They usually go for around $15 a piece as juvies. I was actually thinking of converting my 75 gal tank into an all demasoni and yellow lab tank. I wanted blue cichlids, so I've been doing quite a bit of research on blue cichlids recently.
http://www.vatoelvis.com/Photos.php
http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/african_cichlid_genus_gallery.php
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