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Orange Chromide

A member of the large, popular cichlid family, the Orange Chromide grows to about 3 inches and fits comfortably in most community tanks. Although a hardy species overall, very small individuals are sometimes susceptible to fungus in pure fresh water.

Living Environment : All flake and freeze-dried foods are accepted, but Orange Chromide will nibble on live plants if they don't get fresh vegetable food regularly. Adding a teaspoon of salt for each gallon of water eliminates the problem, but some hobbyists believe that certain tank mates, such as catfish species and Angelfish, do better without salt.


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