Knew were from ecuador forgot thats not central but i heard that someone hybrid one with a jaguar how is it that a central and a south can hybrid
Red festae/red terror sexing
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I got mine off aquabid for 39.00 witch is like 9.50 a piece. If you intend to breed em get a few more and out em in thier own tank to grow out . That will give you better chances of getting a pair. I only have one male that's starting to get his adult colors and he is 3.5" and getting fat . Feed then hikari cichlid gold or cichlid staple and mix in frozen bloodworms and brine shrimp ever few days . Keep then in clean water and 80° temps they will grow faster.
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Already feed it cichlid gold mixed with topfin pellets i did have night crawlers that my green terror and red devil just love made them grow alot faster
I believe that a festae can hybridize with any central American cichlid because they are essentially a central American cichlid that lives in south America. Now I've never seen a festaguar cichlid but from what I read here on Chrisplosions thread it should be possible.....
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...1-Rules-of-Hybridization-In-American-Cichlids
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...1-Rules-of-Hybridization-In-American-Cichlids
The only central I know that could breed with a south is Texas cichlids.
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The festae and jag cross is called a manaconda
google it!!! And the possibilites for hybrids are almost endless... the only thing i havent seen crossed is an umbee
google it!!! And the possibilites for hybrids are almost endless... the only thing i havent seen crossed is an umbee
Just make sure you google "manaconda cichlid", not just manaconda, especially if doing a Google Images search..... 
They can hybridise because they are closely related, the ability to hybridise has nothing to do with geography and everything to do with genetics.
To answer the original question, I found the black in the dorsal fin was the most reliable indication of sex at a younger size. And if you want them to grow give them room to grow...
They can hybridise because they are closely related, the ability to hybridise has nothing to do with geography and everything to do with genetics.
To answer the original question, I found the black in the dorsal fin was the most reliable indication of sex at a younger size. And if you want them to grow give them room to grow...
The festae and jag cross is called a manaconda
I will Google it. That sounds like a cool mix. A umbee x festae would be awesome.
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