
Pandurini Dwarf Cichlid (Apistogramma panduro)
22–27°C · pH 6–6.5 · 54L
A vivid 4–6 cm Neon Blue Acara trade form. One unsexed fish per quantity; plan a mature 200 L+ aquarium with carefully chosen tank mates.
Andinoacara pulcher 'Neon Blue'
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A vivid 4–6 cm Neon Blue Acara trade form. One unsexed fish per quantity; plan a mature 200 L+ aquarium with carefully chosen tank mates.

Cichlids are a family of roughly 1,800 accepted species, not one care type. Before buying, identify the exact species and source, then compare adult measurement, usable tank dimensions, social system, territory, tested water, diet and an exit plan. No family-wide minimum tank, water range or tank-mate list is safe.
Maintain these water conditions for optimal health and vibrant colors
Neon Blue Acara is an electric-blue aquarium trade form supplied as Andinoacara pulcher 'Neon Blue'. It was originally imported and sold under names such as “Nannacara Neon Blue”, but specialist ornamental-fish sources note that it is not a true Nannacara. The exact breeding lineage is not certified with this stock. One quantity buys one unsexed fish dispatched at approximately 4–6 cm.
The photograph is representative; colour intensity, markings and fin shape can vary with age, condition and aquarium lighting.
This distinction matters for care: it is a Blue Acara-type cichlid, not a tiny Apistogramma-style dwarf. Aquarium Glaser reports the Neon Blue form usually around 10 cm, while FishBase records the parent species A. pulcher to 16 cm total length. Plan the aquarium conservatively around adult cichlid space rather than the juvenile trade name.
Use a mature aquarium with sand or smooth fine gravel, wood, stones, open swimming room and several visual barriers. Strong biological filtration is more important than high current. Keep ammonia and nitrite at zero and avoid abrupt chemistry changes.
Choose robust peaceful-to-semi-aggressive fish that are not small enough to be swallowed and that share the same water range. Breeding adults can defend territory strongly, so a backup separation plan is sensible. Small shrimp and fry should be considered at risk.
The historic trade name says Nannacara Neon Blue, but specialist ornamental-fish sources identify this established form as a mutation of Andinoacara pulcher.
No. It needs substantially more space than the small Apistogramma and Nannacara species usually described as dwarf cichlids.
No. One quantity buys one unsexed fish.
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I have a small group of long finned mountain minnows. So was delighted to be able to order ten of this variety to increase the genetics in my tank . The ones I recieved are healthy but it’s to early to give a verdict on wether they are of a long finned type since they are small currently.
Gordon Walker · 23 Sept 2026
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