Central American Cichlids

Mutants, Mutilation, Hybrids & Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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Wild fish can be pulled from any body of water in the world, and we can be certain its body is suitable for purpose. Can we say the same at our local fish stores? And, more importantly, how do we feel about the modified bodies of our ornamental fish? We have taken wild fish, starting … Read more

The Cuban Cichlid

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Nandopsis tetracanthus, the Cuban cichlid, is visually arresting.  Its pointed snout is pugnacious; a solid match for any of its rugged, mainland cousins.  Couple that ferocious front end with the striking contrast of its light and dark coloration and you have a fish whose first impression is like a punch in the nose. But looks … Read more