
Jewel Cichlids
7 products
Compare Rubricatochromis Jewel cichlids with the Dragon Jewel offer listed as Hemichromis letourneuxi. Choose by the named species or trade form, then plan adult territories. Bright colours and buying two fish do not establish compatibility.
Products in Jewel Cichlids
7 products


Blood-Red Jewel Cichlid (Rubricatochromis lifalili)
23–26°C · pH 6–7.8 · 150L

Red Jewel Cichlid (Rubricatochromis bimaculatus)
22–27°C · pH 6–7.8 · 108L

Exsul Jewel Cichlid (Rubricatochromis exsul)

Blue Jewel Cichlid (Lifalili-Type)
23–26°C · pH 6–7.8 · 80L

Payne's Jewel Cichlid, Fade (Rubricatochromis paynei)
24–28°C · pH 6–7.5 · 100L

Dragon Jewel Cichlid (Hemichromis letourneuxi)
22–28°C · pH 6.5–7.5 · 200L
Help with your choice
Read the full species and trade name
Some listings retain Hemichromis while others use Rubricatochromis; keep the complete species and trade name when comparing. The Blue Jewel’s “Lifalili-Type” label does not confirm it as the same species as the Blood-Red Jewel offer. Confirm the current fish before combining different named forms, especially if breeding matters.
Read the guttatus offerPlan for defended space
Jewel colour does not make a fish gentle. The bimaculatus and lifalili profiles warn of strong territorial behaviour, especially when spawning. Plan room for the adults, shelter and visual breaks, and assess every companion against the exact offer. Have a practical separation plan if a fish is persistently chased or prevented from feeding.
Read the Red Jewel’s behaviour and space guidanceQuantities do not establish a pair
Compare the selected size and stated sale unit before setting your quantity. An XL label, bright breeding colour or a quantity discount does not promise a sexed or bonded pair. Even a male and female may be incompatible. Ask about the current fish and your aquarium before buying for an intended pairing; stock and available size options can change.
Discuss the current fish and an intended pairing