Saulosi cichlid
Pseudotropheus saulosi
Familia : Cichlidae
Pseudotropheus saulosi is a modest-sized mbuna known for its bright male coloration. It is endemic to Lake Malawi and highly sought after in the aquarium trade.
Descripción
Adult males reach about 7–8 cm and display an electric blue body with vertical black stripes, while females are yellow-orange. Their mouth is downward-facing for grazing algae. They are territorial and aggressive, especially among males. They live in groups in shallow rocky areas. Reproduction is by maternal mouthbrooding.
Hábitat
Región :
Rocky shores and coastal areas
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Parámetros recomendados
Cuidado
Notas de cuidado
Temperature 24–28°C, pH 7.5–8.5, GH 10–20. A minimum 100-liter tank is needed for a group. Diet should be rich in vegetables (spirulina, spinach). Avoid overly peaceful fish. Provide plenty of rocks to create territories. Change 20% water weekly. Strong filtration is recommended.