OB Peacock Cichlids

The OB Zebra Cichlid, scientifically known as Metriaclima estherae, is a popular African cichlid known for its vibrant, often blotched coloration, stemming from the "Orange Blotch" (OB) gene. They are a color morph of the Red Zebra Cichlid, native to Lake Malawi in Africa. These cichlids are relatively hardy and well-suited for aquariums with other Mbuna species.

The Jewel Fish 5 Spot, also known as the Banded Jewelfish or Five Star General, is a species of cichlid from West Africa characterized by its coloration and aggressive nature. They have a base color of gray or silver with five distinct black spots along their sides, often surrounded by bronze or iridescent scales. These fish are known for their territorial and predatory behavior, making them a challenging species for community tanks.

The Buffalo Head Cichlid, scientifically known as Steatocranus casuarius, is a unique freshwater fish native to the Congo River basin in Africa. They are also called Lionhead or Blockhead Cichlids due to the prominent hump that develops on the head of males as they mature. These cichlids are known for their semi-aggressive, territorial behavior, especially during breeding, and their preference for well-oxygenated water with strong currents.

The Brichardi cichlid (Neolamprologus brichardi) is a popular freshwater fish known for its elegant, elongated body, lyre-shaped tail fins, and graceful swimming style. Also called the Princess of Burundi or Fairy cichlid, it's a relatively hardy species, making it a good choice for beginners interested in African cichlids.