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Strawberry Albino Peacock Cichlid

Strawberry Albino Peacock Cichlid
Strawberry Albino Peacock Cichlid
Strawberry Albino Peacock Cichlid
Strawberry Albino Peacock Cichlid
Strawberry Albino Peacock Cichlid
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  • Please Note: Due to variations within species, your fish may not look identical to the image provided. Also note not all sizes or species may be available due to seasonality, Please call beforehand for up-to-date stock availability.

  • Model: STRAWBERRY ALBINO PEACOCK CICHLID MATRIX

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Strawberry Albino Peacock Cichlid

Red Fire Aulonocara (Aulonocara sp. 'Red Fire') – Care Guide

The Red Fire Aulonocara, or Red Fire Peacock Cichlid, is a selectively bred variant of the Peacock Cichlids from Lake Malawi.

It is known for its vibrant red-orange coloration with blue highlights, making it a standout in any African cichlid aquarium.

Like other Peacock Cichlids, it thrives in a well-maintained environment with proper tank mates and excellent water conditions.


Aquarium Care & Requirements

Parameter Recommended Range
Tank Size Minimum 150 liters (40 gallons) for a single male; larger for groups
Temperature 24–28°C
pH Level 7.5–8.5
Water Hardness  > 7dKH (KH superior to 7)
Substrate Sand or fine gravel (mimics natural habitat)
Filtration Strong filtration (canister or sump preferred) due to high bio-load
Oxygenation High oxygen levels needed (use air stones, powerheads, surface agitation)
Tank Setup Rocky structures for hiding spots, open swimming areas
Lighting Moderate to bright lighting enhances colors
Diet Carnivorous: high-protein cichlid pellets, frozen/live foods (brine shrimp, bloodworms)
Temperament Semi-aggressive; social but territorial
Tank Mates Other Peacock Cichlids, Haps (avoid aggressive Mbuna)

Managing Aggression with Slight Overpopulation

  • Slight overpopulation helps distribute aggression among multiple fish, preventing one individual from being singled out.
  • This requires exceptional filtration to handle the increased bioload and high oxygen levels to ensure fish health.
  • Plenty of hiding spots (rock caves, ledges) help reduce stress.

Additional Care Tips

Weekly water changes (30–40%) to maintain excellent water quality.
Avoid overfeeding to prevent waste buildup—feed small portions 1–2 times daily.
Monitor aggression levels, and rearrange decorations if needed to reset territories.


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