How big does a Taiwan reef cichlid get?

As a juvenile, a 50 gallon tank should be sufficient. Once mature, some individuals may have a temperament that require 100+ gallons. This is a larger Haplochromis, as it can reach a length of 7”.

Are Taiwan Reef cichlids aggressive?

The Taiwan Reef Cichlid is a favorite because of it’s amazing color. This fish will thrive in a community cichlid tank. The males tend to get aggressive towards other males while breeding. Provide plenty of hiding space, or separation to reduce aggression.

Is a Taiwan reef a peacock cichlid?

Remarks: The Taiwan Reef Hap (Protomelas sp. Steveni Taiwan) is a fairly peaceful cichlid from Malawi that will fit well with any Peacock and Hap tank. Their body colors of primary red, yellow, and blue, bordered by a white dorsal fin, make them a very beautiful cichlid.

What does OB Peacock mean?

Orange blotched
Male. Common Name: OB Peacock, The meaning of OB is Orange blotched.

Are OB cichlids hybrids?

OB is a term used for Malawi Cichlids with unique spotted patterns. It originated when a male Aulonocara was crossed with a female Mbuna. There is much debate in the Cichlid keeping world on the merit of these hybrids, but we can’t help but appreciate the beauty and individuality found in these hybrids.

What does Protomelas sp.steveni Taiwan look like?

The Protomelas sp. “Steveni Taiwan” or Taiwan Reef Cichlid features a mostly yellow body with bright light blue on its head, over its back and down to its tail. It has red pelvic and anal fins, and a white stripe along the top of its head and tip of its dorsal fin.

Where does Protomelas sp.taiwan reef Hap come from?

Taiwan Reef Hap – is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock. Scientific Name: Protomelas sp. “steveni taiw Place of Origin: Lake Malawi

What kind of animal is a Taiwan Reef cichlid?

It has red pelvic and anal fins, and a white stripe along the top of its head and tip of its dorsal fin. Taiwan Reef cichlids are mildly aggressive, and can mix well with other Haps, Peacocks or mildly aggressive Mbuna.