Polar Blue Convict Cichlid ~2"

The Polar Blue Convict Cichlid is a variation of the popular convict cichlid. It is native to Central America, specifically the Atlantic slope of Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. The Convict Cichlid is a relatively small fish, with males growing up to 6 inches (15 cm) in length and females slightly smaller. It has a unique black and white striped pattern, resembling the stripes of a zebra, hence its common name. In terms of water requirements, the Convict Cichlid is a hardy fish and can tolerate a wide range of water conditions. It is an aggressive fish and can be territorial, so it is important to provide it with plenty of hiding places and open swimming areas.

The Convict Cichlid is a prolific breeder and will form monogamous pairs to raise their fry. They will often lay their eggs on flat surfaces, such as rocks or pieces of driftwood. They are also known for their ability to defend their eggs and fry, even against larger fish. Overall, the Convict Cichlid is a popular fish among aquarists due to its unique appearance and hardiness. However, it is important to be aware of its aggressive nature and provide it with appropriate tank mates and living conditions.