Hi all, I don’t know if there is actually a thread with every pike cichlid featuring a photo of juveniles and adults with a fact sheet. I seen one on here that was a poster, thanks for that but the thread died. If anyone knows of another one are if we can start one that turns into a sticky that would be great. Thanks.
Pictures and fact sheet for pike cichlid
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South American Cichlids Edition 1
This book has everything you are looking for.
Available on Amazon but probably cheaper to order from original publisher.
This book has everything you are looking for.
Available on Amazon but probably cheaper to order from original publisher.
Thanks, Is it as good as Central American Cichlids? I still have that one and love the pictures, although it’s lacking in information for regular aquarists.
The Cichlid Room Companion (Cichlidae.com ) has pics for
16 of the Lugubria, species
47 Crenicichla (and a few undescribed species)
24 species of Saxatlia,
and 8 of the genus Wallaciia.
You can access the site by joining the AmericanCichlid Assn.
It is one of the most up to date sites , for all cichlids world wide (including but not limiled to pike cichlids)
In many cases showing not only the species, but habitat shots, and locations etc etc
16 of the Lugubria, species
47 Crenicichla (and a few undescribed species)
24 species of Saxatlia,
and 8 of the genus Wallaciia.
You can access the site by joining the AmericanCichlid Assn.
It is one of the most up to date sites , for all cichlids world wide (including but not limiled to pike cichlids)
In many cases showing not only the species, but habitat shots, and locations etc etc
Die Crenicichla-Homepage
Das Aquaristikfachgeschäft Aquatarium importiert regelmäßig seltene L-Welse (Harnischwelse) und Buntbarsche direkt aus unserer eigenen Fangstation in Brasilien. Es sind ständig über 50 verschiedene L-Wels-Arten vorhanden. Selbstverständlich haben wir natürlich auch eine große Auswahl an weiteren...
www.crenicichla.com
Just use a translator or klick on "Arten" = species
