Frontosa - Species Profile

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Keeping #Cyphotilapia #frontosa in an aquarium requires a large tank with plenty of swimming space and hiding spots. Maintain a pH of around 7.5-8.5 and a water temperature of 75-80°F. Provide a sandy substrate and rocks or caves for them to explore and establish territories. They are relatively peaceful but can be territorial, so ensure adequate space and hiding spots to reduce aggression.
As for different species of Cyphotilapia, there are mainly two recognized species:
1. Cyphotilapia frontosa: This is the most commonly kept species in the aquarium hobby. It has distinctive elongated frontal humps on its head, giving it a unique appearance. They are native to Lake Tanganyika in East Africa.
2. Cyphotilapia #gibberosa: This species is closely related to Cyphotilapia frontosa and is sometimes considered a subspecies. They also have prominent humps on their foreheads but may have slightly different coloration and patterning compared to C. frontosa. They are found in similar habitats in Lake Tanganyika.
Both species have similar care requirements and are popular choices for large cichlid enthusiasts due to their striking appearance and relatively peaceful demeanor compared to other large cichlid species.
For a colony of 6 Cyphotilapia frontosa, you'll need a large aquarium to accommodate their size and territorial behavior. A tank with a minimum size of 150 to 180 gallons (approximately 570 to 680 liters) would be suitable. However, larger tanks are always preferable for these large and active fish.
Providing ample swimming space and territorial boundaries is essential to minimize aggression within the colony. The tank should be decorated with plenty of rocks, caves, and hiding spots to create distinct territories and reduce potential conflicts between individuals.
Maintaining stable water parameters, including temperature, pH, and water quality, is crucial for the health and well-being of your frontosas. Regular water changes and filtration are essential to keep the tank clean and maintain optimal water conditions.
Overall, investing in a spacious aquarium and providing proper environmental enrichment will help ensure the health, happiness, and longevity of your Cyphotilapia frontosa colony.
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