Marble Hybrid Bloodline Vieja 6”

$149.99

Our choice of the fish. Any request will consider if possible.

Quick Summary

  • Common Name: Marble Hybrid Vieja

  • Type: Hybrid Central American cichlid

  • Adult Size: Around 10–14 inches

  • Lifespan: 10–15 years

  • Temperament: Semi-aggressive to aggressive

  • Difficulty Level: Intermediate to advanced

Tank Requirements

  • Minimum Tank Size: 75–125 gallons

  • Temperature: 76–82°F

  • pH: 7.0–8.0

  • Filtration: Strong filtration recommended

  • Aquascape: Rocks, driftwood, and open swimming areas

Diet

Omnivorous with a strong appetite:

  • High-quality cichlid pellets

  • Shrimp

  • Earthworms

  • Vegetables like peas and spinach

  • Frozen foods

A varied diet helps maintain coloration and health.

Tankmates

Can be kept with:

  • Other large Central American cichlids

  • Severums

  • Larger catfish

  • Silver dollars

Avoid:

  • Small peaceful fish

  • Weak or timid tankmates

  • Overcrowding aggressive species

Important Notes

  • Each fish may have unique marble patterns and colors.

  • Can become territorial as they mature.

  • Intelligent and often recognize their owners.

  • Rearranging decor may help reduce aggression.

A great choice for hobbyists looking for a bold, colorful centerpiece fish with lots of personality.

Our choice of the fish. Any request will consider if possible.

Quick Summary

  • Common Name: Marble Hybrid Vieja

  • Type: Hybrid Central American cichlid

  • Adult Size: Around 10–14 inches

  • Lifespan: 10–15 years

  • Temperament: Semi-aggressive to aggressive

  • Difficulty Level: Intermediate to advanced

Tank Requirements

  • Minimum Tank Size: 75–125 gallons

  • Temperature: 76–82°F

  • pH: 7.0–8.0

  • Filtration: Strong filtration recommended

  • Aquascape: Rocks, driftwood, and open swimming areas

Diet

Omnivorous with a strong appetite:

  • High-quality cichlid pellets

  • Shrimp

  • Earthworms

  • Vegetables like peas and spinach

  • Frozen foods

A varied diet helps maintain coloration and health.

Tankmates

Can be kept with:

  • Other large Central American cichlids

  • Severums

  • Larger catfish

  • Silver dollars

Avoid:

  • Small peaceful fish

  • Weak or timid tankmates

  • Overcrowding aggressive species

Important Notes

  • Each fish may have unique marble patterns and colors.

  • Can become territorial as they mature.

  • Intelligent and often recognize their owners.

  • Rearranging decor may help reduce aggression.

A great choice for hobbyists looking for a bold, colorful centerpiece fish with lots of personality.