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Temensis Peacock Bass 7″ Fish – Rob’s Aquatics

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $147.14.Current price is: $99.37.

7-inch Temensis Peacock Bass juvenile with vibrant coloration and powerful feeding response.

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Temensis Peacock Bass 7″

The Temensis Peacock Bass is one of the largest and most impressive members of the peacock bass group. Known for its elongated body, powerful feeding response, and dramatic adult coloration, Cichla temensis is a true monster-fish centerpiece.

At approximately 7 inches, these juveniles are at an excellent grow-out size. As they mature, Temensis Peacock Bass undergo dramatic changes in pattern and coloration and can eventually become extremely large.

They require spacious aquariums, heavy filtration, warm water, and appropriately sized tankmates. This species is best suited to experienced monster-fish keepers prepared for its considerable adult size.

Approx. Size 7″
Scientific Name Cichla temensis

FAQ

What is the typical growth rate of Temensis Peacock Bass?

The growth rate varies by environment, but these fish typically grow steadily, reaching up to 7 inches in juvenile stages with potential for larger sizes as adults.

What water conditions do Temensis Peacock Bass prefer?

They thrive in warm water with a stable temperature, good water quality, and strong filtration systems.

Are there any recommended tankmates for this species?

Please contact customer service for specific tankmate recommendations based on tank size and water parameters.

3 reviews for Temensis Peacock Bass 7″ Fish – Rob’s Aquatics

  1. Dan Kerr –

    The fish is very active and shows strong interest in feeding. It has a striking appearance and adds a lot of visual appeal to the tank. Requires a large tank and good filtration, but worth the effort for experienced aquarists.

  2. Trevor Ogden –

    Great for a larger aquarium setup. The fish grows quickly and becomes more colorful over time. Needs consistent water parameters and regular maintenance to stay healthy.

  3. Jake Mills –

    It’s a bold choice for beginners. The fish is not suitable for small tanks. I’ve had to invest in a large tank and advanced filtration, but it’s rewarding to watch it grow and move around.

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