Blue Zaire Moba Frontosa Cichlid / Cyphotilapia frontosa Source:Wild Caught These catfish are generally peaceful

These catfish are generally peaceful and can be kept with other non-aggressive fish

The Australian lungfish is particularly interesting because it is one of the few remaining species of Sarcopterygii

Due to their aggressive and predatory nature

the female scatters eggs among plants or substrate

small fish can be seen as prey

Blue Zaire Moba Frontosa Cichlid / Cyphotilapia frontosa Source:Wild Caught These catfish are generally peacefulCommon Name: Blue Zaire Moba Frontosa CichlidScientific Name: Cyphotilapia frontosaOther Names: Moba Frontosa, Zaire Blue Frontosa The Blue Zaire Moba Frontosa is one of the most sought after variants of Cyphotilapia frontosa, known for its deep blue coloration, bold black stripes, and pronounced nuchal hump. Originating from the deep waters of Lake Tanganyika, this slow growing but majestic cichlid is a prized species among African cichlid