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Red Bay Snook

Cichlidae

Red Bay Snook

The Red Bay Snook is a popular aquarium fish known for its vibrant colors and Challenging of care. It belongs to the family Cichlidae and is native to the Central America

Temperature

24.4-26.7°C (76 -80 °F)

Min. Tanksize

284 Litres (75 US G.)

Water Type

Freshwater

Suitable PH

7.5 - 7.8

Native

Central America

Size

38.1-40.6cm (15-16 ")

Life Span

5-10 years

Caring

Challenging

Red Bay Snook is a fascinating aquarium fish that stands out with its vibrant colors. It belongs to the family Cichlidae and is native to the Central America.

This species has a care level of Challenging and requires a minimum tank size of 284 Litres (75 US G.). It typically reaches a size of 38.1-40.6cm (15-16 ").

Preferred water parameters include a specific gravity (sg) of Freshwater, pH ranging from 7.5 - 7.8, and a temperature between 24.4-26.7°C (76 -80 °F). Additionally, maintaining water hardness within the range of 8-10 °d is essential.

For stocking, the recommended ratio is 1:1 M:F. The Red Bay Snook is widely available and has a diverse diet that includes OmnivorePellet FoodsFlake FoodsLive FoodsOther (See article).

With a life span of 5-10 years, this species is known for its very easy care requirements. It is an ideal choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists. Providing a well-maintained tank environment with suitable water conditions will ensure the health and vibrancy of this captivating species.

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