Description
Nimbo Venustus commonly known as African Malawi Cichlid intriguing and varied collection of freshwater fish that has attracted both aquarium enthusiasts and scientists for many years. The vibrant and frequently territorial fish are indigenous to the African Great Lakes, including Lake Malawi, Lake Tanganyika, and Lake Victoria, and have adapted to flourish in many aquatic habitats. African cichlids encompass more than 1,000 distinct species, each exhibiting its own distinct traits and behaviours. This diversity makes them a captivating and fulfilling choice for home aquarium enthusiasts. These extraordinary species offer a constant source of new knowledge and exploration, with their vivid scales, intricate social systems, and elaborate breeding rituals. These cichlids have a maximum length of 25 cm.
Gender inequality
Male individuals of this species exhibit a blue facial coloration adorned with vibrant yellow markings on their head and dorsal fin, whereas females display a yellow hue with a pattern of darker, melanic blotches.
Character and Appropriate Tank Companions
Malawi cichlids exhibit aggressive and territorial behaviour, hence it is crucial to conduct thorough study on suitable species and carefully choose fish that possess similar size and temperament traits. Aggression and stress can result from overstocking and the intermingling of different species.
- Temp– 23-28°C
- PH- 7.5-8.2
- Size– 25cm