What are you feeding him? Mines about the same got him about 1.5” now he’s about 4” but he’s not light with blue spots like yours mines dark with blue spots
Just normal cichlid pellets and flakes. The reason mine is lighter in color is because of the substrate. Cichlids tend to blend in their color based on the color of the substrate. White subtrate means lighter color, and black substrate means darker color.
I mean you can try introducing them, but always be prepared to separate the fish if there is any form of aggression. Long term I think you should get a bigger tank as these fish can reach 30+ cm.
@@subhankarkc8209 he was so aggressive so i had to exchange him for an oscar but the same issue the oscar attacking them also.any ideas for his aggression btw they are the same size
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Which foodd do you use
4 inches of growth in 3 months? that's incredible. I have 2 texas that are around 2' now, looks like I need to get prepared for their rapid growth
Thank you very much. Yeah, good food and water changes help alot with their growth.
Can we get an update?
Cool!
Thank you!
Male or female sir
Male
What are you feeding him? Mines about the same got him about 1.5” now he’s about 4” but he’s not light with blue spots like yours mines dark with blue spots
Just normal cichlid pellets and flakes. The reason mine is lighter in color is because of the substrate. Cichlids tend to blend in their color based on the color of the substrate. White subtrate means lighter color, and black substrate means darker color.
I bought one with 10 cm am going to put him with 2 oscars 8 cm and texas 10 cm is it fine this is my first tank. 140 litres
I mean you can try introducing them, but always be prepared to separate the fish if there is any form of aggression. Long term I think you should get a bigger tank as these fish can reach 30+ cm.
@@subhankarkc8209 he was so aggressive so i had to exchange him for an oscar but the same issue the oscar attacking them also.any ideas for his aggression btw they are the same size
Kya aap ek pair red Texas sale karna chahte hai kya
That looks like texas crossed with carpintis not true either
Yeah, the speckling on him is too large and blue to be a true cyanoguttatus. Most of the ones that you see in the fish stores are carpintis hybrids.
that's a female I can see live babies being born around 1:14 of the video.
Lol
I don't know if this is serious or not, but judging by the absurdity of this comment, I'll assume it's sarcasm.
That’s poo lmfao
It does look like a female, but they lay eggs.
That's a female sir. Males usually have the hump on their head