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Frontosa cichild · Black Widow

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10 inch

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Frontosa

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Cyphotilapia Frontosa Tanganyika African Cichlid

  • Care Level: Easy
  • Tank Size: 88 Gal (400 Ltr) min
  • Temperament: Semi – Aggressive
  • PH: 7.5 – 8.5
  • Temperature: 24-26°C (75-79°F)
  • Flow: Slow – Moderate

What We Like About This Fish:

  • Great Value 
  • Perfect for a single species aquarium
  • Impressive, but manageable size
  • Colouration is outstanding

The frontosa cichlid is commonly found in several large lakes in East Africa, including the world’s second-longest freshwater lake: Lake Tanganyika. The fish spends most of its time in the lake’s depths, surfacing only to find food.

Frontosa cichlids have bold colouring, with five to seven dark bands on a pale or dark blue body. These African cichlids are semi-aggressive and have instinctive territorial behaviours. Frontosa are popular with aquarists due to the fish’s ease of care and beautiful colours, despite the fish’s occasional behavioural issues. 

Frontosa are Omnivorous – Does well with flake or pellet food. Can be fed freeze-dried or frozen krill or plankton as a treat.