Complete Humphead Mammon (cichlasoma Sp) Accessory [GuSFIHTc]

Introducing the Highest Grade King Kong Parrot: Bring Good Luck and Fortune to Your Aquarium!

These stunning King Kong Parrot cichlids are the epitome of vibrant colors and breathtaking beauty. Prepare to be amazed by their captivating appearance! We have limited supplies available, so don't miss out on the opportunity to own these magnificent fish. Make sure to check out the mesmerizing photographs.

Among our exclusive offerings are the Super Red Mammons, an incredibly rare variety. The Red Mammon fish is a unique hybrid breed of Flowerhorn Cichlids, originally developed in South Asia. With their striking red coloring that permeates their entire bodies, these fish are a true gem and will undoubtedly enhance the allure of any freshwater aquarium.

Distinguishing between male and female Flowerhorn fish is an exciting endeavor. In most cases, males are larger, although there are exceptions. Males can be identified by the prominent kok or nuchal hump on their foreheads, which sets them apart. Additionally, males often exhibit brighter and more vivid colors. Females, on the other hand, tend to have black dots on their dorsal fins, while males typically possess longer anal and dorsal fins. When females are ready to breed, they often display an orange belly.

Flowerhorn cichlids boast an impressive lifespan of 10-12 years, providing years of enjoyment. To ensure their well-being, it is recommended to maintain a water temperature between 80-85°F and a pH level ranging from 6.2 to 8.0. These vibrant fish thrive in aquariums with a minimum capacity of 55 gallons, and they particularly enjoy being kept in groups.

Don't miss the chance to add these exceptional King Kong Parrots to your collection. Their presence is sure to bring beauty, luck, and a touch of fortune to your aquarium. Explore the wonders of these incredible fish and create a captivating aquatic display that will mesmerize both you and your guests. Place your order today to secure these extraordinary specimens!