Acei Cichlid
Pseudotropheus sp. Acei
Description
Acei Cichlid. The Pseudotropheus Acei originates from the Northwestern coast of Lake Malawi from Bandawe Point to Ngara in Zambia, Africa. They have a long slender blue body with striking yellow fins. There is little to differentiate males from females, other than the males bear egg spots on the back edge of the anal fin. A large aquarium with plenty of caves and hiding places is ideal for the Pseudotropheus Acei . Caves can be formed from limestone or any other type of inert rock, as well as African Driftwood. An aragonite-based substrate is recommended in order to maintain the necessary high pH and alkalinity. These Cichlids do not like bright lighting, and the aragonite should ideally be either mixed with or covered by darker gravel to reduce the amount of glare in the aquarium. For the best results. Source: LiveAquaria Freshwater Fish. Please confirm current availability, size, price, delivery and collection terms with the seller.