CICHLID ACARA ELECTRIC BLUE Andinoacara pulcher Aquatics Unlimited
Blue Acaras need a substrate - Many people keep these cichlids in bare-bottom tanks to prevent them from digging. This is generally to keep the cichlid from flooding the water with substrate particles and making a mess in the process. I don't recommend this strategy, though, because Blue Acaras are evolutionary prone to dig their substrate.
Electric Blue Acara Cichlids!
The Blue Acara Cichlid is great for beginners because it is easy to breed. The breeding pair should be well-fed and the water temperature should be maintained at around 89 degrees. The female will lay about 200 eggs on rocks, plant leaves, and driftwood. The eggs will usually hatch in about 78 hours, and the fry will be free-swimming within a week.
Blue Acara (Aequidens pulcher) Blue Acara (Aequidens pulch… Flickr
The Electric Blue Acara ( Andinoacara pulcher) is a beautiful and peaceful Cichlid. They have a murky history though with some people claiming they are a hybrid, whereas others think they are a genetic mutation of the Blue Acara. Although their origin is up for debate, what is not is their stunning appearance.
My Adult Blue Acara
The Electric Blue Acara (Andinoacara pulcher) is a fish in the rather extensive Cichlidae family. They're an extremely well-liked fish among aquarists and in recent years we've seen interest in them increase even more.
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Whatever temperature you choose to remain, it must remain consistent. Fluctuating even within the ideal temperatures will still cause stress levels to rise in the Electric Blue Acara. Regarding pH levels, the water should be somewhere between 7 and 7.5. Although, going up to 8 would be acceptable as well.
Premium Rare Metallic Blue Acara Cichlid, Also called Electric Blue Acara
Blue acara (lat. Andinoacara pulcher) for long period of time was one of the most popular South America cichlid fishes kept in a tank for many generations of aquarists. There is a good reason that its name (pulcher) from Latin - means beautiful. Contents [ hide] 1 Habitat in the wild 2 Blue acara and electric blue acara 3 Description 3.1 Color
My Electric Blue Acara has def one of my favorite South American Cichlids! I watched this
Today's video is a care and breeding guide on the Electric Blue Acara. They are beautiful cichlids with blue colors that really stand out in a tank, and they.
Here is my Blue Acara during feeding Aquariums
The electric blue acara, also known by its scientific name andinoacara pulcher hybrid, is a freshwater fish which relative - the blue acara, is native to Colombia, Venezuela, and other countries in South America. The electric blue acara is a man-made variation of the regular blue acara and it is a cichlid that belongs to the Cichlidae family.
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Blue acara cichlids are tropical fish, and they live in freshwater streams and lakes of South and Central America. As with other cichlids, these fish will obviously prefer a slightly warmer environment. The main thing you should look out for is to keep the temperatures between 72 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. There is some wiggle room with.
Blue Acara Cichlid (Aequidens Pulcher) The Aquarium Club
The Blue Acara Aequidens pulcher has been a cichlid of choice for many years for the South American cichlid aquarium. Its species term pulcher means "beautiful", and true to its name it is a beautiful medium sized fish cichlid. Its color is mostly a steel blue-gray, but it is distinguished from other Acara species by a broader forehead.
Electric Blue Acara Care Guide & Species Profile Fishkeeping World
Species Care Sheets Cichlids Central American Cichlids Blue Acara: Caring For & Breeding This Easygoing Cichlid Okay, so maybe the image is misleading. That's the electric blue acara, which is a whole different fish than the blue acaras. Naturally-colored blue acaras tend to be larger, more aggressive, and less prone to genetic deformities.
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Blue Acaras are semi-aggressive, medium-sized cichlids with carnivorous diets. Due to their size, many potential tankmates exist, such as Angelfish to Convict Cichlids! Create a harmonious environment by providing plenty of space and hiding spots. Understanding Them
Blue Acara Cichlid (Aequidens Pulcher) The Aquarium Club
The Blue Acara is a medium-sized, oval-shaped fish in the Cichlidae family. Cichlid sizes vary greatly based on the species, some only growing up to 2 inches while others grow up to 3 feet. The Blue Acara is a reasonably sized member of the Cichlidae family, growing anywhere from 4 to 8 inches in length.
Blue Acara Cichlid (Aequidens Pulcher) The Aquarium Club
The blue acara is a common cichlid sold in many aquarium stores, and is sometimes confused with the larger green terror ( A. rivulatus ). The body of the blue acara is stocky and compact with a steel blue-gray coloration. Noticeable horizontal green lines occur on their faces and their blueish-green scales give them a sparkling appearance.
Premium Rare Metallic Blue Acara Cichlid, 2" to 2.5" long
The electric blue acara can live from 8 to 10 years with good care. Behavior. A peaceful cichlid? You bet! The electric blue acara has an easygoing temperament that makes it an excellent community tank member. They can even be a bit shy at times, which is why including hiding spaces in your tank is a must.
Blue Acara Cichlid (Aequidens Pulcher) The Aquarium Club
Species profile and care guide for an amazing cichlid, the electric blue acara. This video gives an overview of my experiences owning electric blue acaras, a.