Red Spotted Calobrensis Cichlid (Darienheros calobrensis)

Red Spotted Calobrensis Cichlid (Darienheros calobrensis)Red Spotted Calobrensis Cichlid Darienheros calobrensisWild Central American character with natural color The Red Spotted Calobrensis is a true river bred Central American cichlid not over refined, not exaggerated, just raw natural beauty. Native to Panamas fast flowing streams and rocky channels, this species carries a tan to olive base covered in scattered red spotting, turquoise facial lines, and subtle blue highlights that intensify as the fish

This is the famous Papua Kong Crayfish

they establish gentle hierarchy without chaos and pair well with peaceful species such as tetras

They have a distinct black bar that runs down the face

They have pale greyish blue body and can reach up to 5 inches

as this species can jump when startled

giving it a sleek

chopped earthworms

it is territorial and should be housed carefully to avoid conflict

equipped with constantly growing teeth that require regular feeding of hard-shelled foods to keep them trimmed

This creates a highly-desired lavender coloration covering their whole body

Unlike species with bold eye spots

Avoid: Small to medium fish