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Midas
Cichlid Aggression
The Midas
Cichlid is one of
the most aggressive
cichlids.
It was especially the yellow and orange kind of
color that succeeded in usurping the best and deepest areas in a river
– thanks
to its strong power in specific regions of its natural habitat.
Usurping the
deeper areas offered them the possibility to escape the dynamite
fishing – this
kind of fishing that depleted the grey, less aggressive specimen of the
Amphilophus
Cetrinellus.
Even
some young specimen
of that fish are not intimidated anymore – p.e. by the larger
Astronotus
Ocellatus (Oscar). Adult
males with strong frontal humps can
easily
become
killers of their females and other fellow fish because of their power.
There
are some specimen that pick out another fellow cichlid for turning
their
aggressions on. A huge
tank,
that
contains
radices,
stones and caves
for
retreating and other viewing barriers, offers the possibility to keep
the
aggression in check. A well chosen fish stocking of several fellow
cichlids and
other smaller or similar-sized fish of Central America eases the
aggressive
demeanor immensely. This renders these fish suitable inhabitants, who
are not
always violating each other.
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