Cherryhump FlowerhornCherryhump Flowerhorns are striking hybrid cichlids known for their bright red coloration and large nuchal hump ("kok"). Bred for their vivid appearance and interactive behavior, they are intelligent and aggressive fish best kept alone or in very large setups with similarly robust tankmates. Temperature: 7884F pH: 7. 48. 0 (Adapted to Tallahassee tap water) Hardness: 820 dGH Temperament: Highly aggressive and territorial Recommended Group Size: Singly

bottom-dwelling catfish known for their striking white-spotted pattern over a dark body and orange pectoral fins

as it helps control algae without disrupting plants or décor

especially during spawning

well-aquascaped tanks with hiding spots and peaceful but fast-moving tank mates

they do best in rocky aquariums with plenty of caves and crevices

large nuchal humps

Diet: Hikari Sinking Wafers

and peaceful nature

Temperament: Peaceful and shy

and smooth driftwood for grazing

known for their vibrant yellow coloration and adaptability

Recommended Group Size: Singly or as a bonded pair