Geo. guianacara dacrya - Bandit Cichlid

8-10 inches (20-25 cm)
Pale blue to greenish body with dark vertical stripes; elongated dorsal fin
Behavior: Territorial and can be aggressive; best kept in pairs or small groups in larger tanks
Diet: Eats high-quality pellets, live or frozen foods, and occasional vegetables
Habitat: Prefers sandy or fine gravel substrate in a well-filtered tank; mimics their natural habitat in slow-moving rivers and streams
Breeding: Attentive parents that build nests and guard their eggs and fry

• Species – Guianacara Geayi
• Common Name – Bandit Cichlid
• Origin – Guyana, Columbia
• Diet – Carnivore
• PH Range – 6.5 – 8
• Temperature – Tropical 21–27°c
• Breed Type – Egg layer
• Current Size – approximately 6cm (Grows to approximately Up to 15cm)
• Sex – Un-sexed