Taiwan Reef Cichlid (Protomelas sp. 'Steveni Taiwan')
23–27°C · pH 8–8.6
£16.99
Protomelas
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Taiwan Reef, Steveni Tiger, Hertae and other named Protomelas offers need separate comparisons. Plan adult swimming space, feeding and the intended group.
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Hertae Hap Cichlid (Protomelas sp. 'Hertae')
23–27°C · pH 7.5–8.5 · 600L
£18.99
Spindle Hap Cichlid (Protomelas taeniolatus)
24–26°C · pH 8–8.6 · 205L
£13.99
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Blue Orange Insignis Cichlid (Protomelas spilonotus 'Tanzania')
24–28°C · pH 7.5–8.5 · 350L
£15.99
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Chunky Hap Cichlid (Protomelas annectens)
£12.99
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Ornatus Hap (Protomelas ornatus)
24–26°C · pH 7.5–8.5 · 200L
£19.99
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Boadzulu Hap (Protomelas boadzulu)
24–27°C · pH 7.8–8.6 · 250L
£14.99
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Steveni Tiger Cichlid (Protomelas fenestratus)
23–27°C · pH 7.5–8.5 · 60L
£16.99
Help with your choice
Keep similar forms separate when planning breeding
Steveni Tiger is listed as Protomelas fenestratus, retaining the supplier’s older Haplochromis fenestratus eastern wording in its guide. Taiwan Reef remains a separate provisional Steveni offer. Similar patterns do not establish the same species or lineage, and mixing related forms can produce hybrids. Keep the full labels with your fish.
Read the Steveni Tiger offerChoose the aquarium before the supplied grade
A juvenile option does not make a hap a small community fish. Allow the selected adult fish to swim and turn, with useful cover and a plan for breeding or dominant males. Compare the particular feeding requirements rather than transferring one form’s diet to every Protomelas. Check stated sex and sale unit before deciding on a group.
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