Cíclidos Africanos · Costa Rica
More color.
More community.
Fish we love. Knowledge we share. Your meeting place for African cichlid keeping in Costa Rica.
A world to discover
Choose with information.
Not just by color.
Our fish, with price and availability. Pickup or delivery by Uber.
A hobby worth sharing
Keeper to keeper.
A place to find fish and equipment, swap experiences and support responsible breeding.
The best ideas are shared
Your people. Your hobby.
A good conversation.
Ask questions, share your setup or tell us what you're learning. (The forum is in Spanish; English posts are welcome.)
A little more order
Your tank deserves
its own story too.
Work out the volume, log your water tests and keep a record of maintenance, observations and breeding.
- Water changeDate, amount and notes
- Water parametersKeep your measurements
- Breeding logLine, date and number of fry
Caring starts with knowing
Learn at your own pace.
Short reads, with sources for going further.
Water first. Fish second.
What cycling a tank means, and why testing matters.
Read guide →Choose with careMbuna, peacocks and confusing names.
The group points you in a direction; each species profile tells the rest.
Read guide →Responsible breedingGood breeding leaves good records.
Clear lines, real photos and honest information when sharing fish.
Read guide →Blog
Latest from the blog
November 2, 2026Blue Dolphin (Cyrtocara moorii): care, hump and calm temperament
Lake Malawi's humped blue cichlid: how big it gets, what tank and food it needs, how to sex it and why it is one of the most peaceful large cichlids.
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November 2, 2026Venustus (Nimbochromis venustus): care, size and tank mates
Lake Malawi's giraffe cichlid: how big it gets, what tank it needs, what it eats, how to tell male from female and which fish can live with it without being eaten.
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November 1, 2026Benga peacock (Aulonocara baenschi): care, colors and tank mates
The yellow peacock with a blue face: size, tank, diet, male and female differences, and how to build a calm peacock tank.
Read →The next great tip could be yours.
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