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Amphilophus hogaboomorum |
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This fish is very aggressive and only can be kept together
with other big fish. The aquarium should be setup with a
lot of driftwood and stones that form caves and hiding
places. The fish will dig up the substrate material, so it
is best to use no plants. Enough free swimming space
should be left. They are omnivorous. The diet should consist a great variety of live and frozen food of all kinds as well a large flake staple food supplemented with plant material. Breeding is easy. A great number of eggs are laid
and fertilized. Both parents take care for the fry
very fanatic. When the youngsters are swimming free you can
feed them newly hatched baby brine shrimp and some days
later fine crushed flake food. |
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Michael Pilack |
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