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Otopharynx Lithobates Zimbawe Rock (Yellow Blaze) - Species Profile

Species profile on the Otopharynx lithobates Zimbawe Rock (Yellow Blaze) Size: 6.0" Temperament:Mildly Aggressive Water Temperature:78 - 82°F Diet:Carnivore Min. Tank Size:55 Gal 👉 SUBSCRIBE and NEVER miss a video:    / jaywilson00...​   👕 Shop for awesome merchandise: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC99f... 💪 Become part of the community: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC99f... 💭 What do I use to create these videos? Camera Gear: Sony ZV-1 / iPhone 12 pro / Gopro hero 9 💭 Comment what type of videos you want to see next! ABOUT JAY WILSON ------------------------------------------------- Hi! I’m Jay Wilson and I have a passion for aquatic life. I love impacting lives in a positive manner by making fun video content. I create videos about aquariums, vivarium, paludarium, turtles, cichlids, saltwater aquariums, and so much more. If this is something that interests you, SUBSCRIBE and don’t forget to click the bell! #Aquariums​ #Pets​ #Animals Description: This is one of the less-aggressive Haplochromis from Lake Malawi in Africa. The Otopharynx Lithobates or Yellow Blaze Lithobates cichlid features a bright yellow blaze that runs over its head and down the edge of its dorsal fin to the tip of its tail. This feature is contrasted by its blue body, giving this fish a truly stunning look. Their colors and low aggressions level have made them a highly sought after cichlid in the hobby. Compatibility: Yellow Blaze Lithobates are fairly mild mannered, and can mix well with other less aggressive Haps, and Peacocks. Like with most other African cichlids, a breeding male will show higher levels of aggression towards other males and males of closely related species. Some compatible fish are the Sunshine Peacock, the Bi-Color 500 Peacock, and the Azureus cichlid. Tank Requirements and Feeding: These cichlids don't get too big and are similar in size to many of the Peacock cichlids from Lake Malawi. Male Yellow Blaze Lithobates will grow to be about 6". The tank should be big enough to provide plenty of space to swim and there should be plenty of rocks to create caves and passageways for the fish to claim territories or seek protection. The substrate should be sand or fine gravel, and the water should be hard with a temperature between 78-82°F and a pH of 7.8-8.6. Additives like Cichlid Lake Salt and Malawi/Victoria Buffer will condition the aquarium water for African cichlids. The Otopharynx Lithobates is a carnivore and should be fed foods that are high in protein. Commercial foods like cichlid pellets and flakes that are protein based are an excellent choice for maintaining the health and vibrant colors of these fish.