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WOW!!!! I received my order from Jay today. All I can say is WOW. The fish arrived healthy and well packed. They were much larger than I expected and acclimated to their new home well. I spend a lot of time hunting down quality fish and driving all over place picking them up, NO MORE! Thanks Jay, wi. . . .

- Donald (South Carolina)

I have been in the fish hobby for 57 years. I have raised and bred all kinds of cichlids over the years. Let it be known that CAS has GREAT fish at GREAT prices. Last week I purchased $270.00 worth of fish. After one week they are all alive and well and eating fine. His description of the fish. . . .

- Scott (Pennsylvainia)

Glossary of Terms

Sex Uncertain: This fish is too small or not showing enough signs of specific sex yet. Many times 2.5" and up Sex Uncertain will turn out to be females.

Female: This fish is large enough to show male like color or markings and has yet to do so - however, a few males can be late bloomers

Part Color Male: This fish has signs of being male, usually slight color, egg spots, or other male like markings. Some fish, especailly haps can be slow to turn full color.

Male: These are full color male fish. Mbuna fish are tough to sex and may occasionally full me.

WILD: This fish is collected from their native body of water and imported for the aquarium trade. I rarely get these type fish; but, sometimes they are available by special order.

F1: This fish is the progeny of two wild cichlids and are one generation removed from the wild

F2: This fish is the progeny of two F1 cichlids and are two generations removed from the wild

Pair/Trio Only: These fish are sized based on the male's size (females may be an inch or more smaller)

There are no guarantees of sex, compatible pair, or compatible trio combinations; all fish sold as male and female are considered 'likely male' and 'likely female' respectively

Males are a Dark-blue with yellow on the top of their heads. The blaze on a few males turns orange around 4 inches. Main Photo id my current Breeder male. The second photo is a full orange color male at 4.5". The third photo is a smaller male. Males have yellow or orange on the top of their dorsal fin. Their body is a deep or light blue with faint darker stripes. They also sport a yellow or orange edge on the tail, turquoise on the lower portion of the head, and numerous yellow egg spots on the anal fin. A few males turn more dark blue on the body.

Peaceful Peacock that mixes well with other Peacocks (other than Jacobfreibergi types of a similar color), Haplochromis, milder Mbuna, and milder Lake Victorians in single male tanks. Do not mix different Aulonocara females in the same tank. (See Compatibility Chart)

Recommended Foods: Recommended Foods: Recommended Foods: Xtreme Cichlid PeeWee

Available only through my special order lists.

Profile Specs
Scientific Name	Aulonocara Maylandi Sulferhead
Common Name(s)	Aulonocara Maylandi Sulferhead
Geo. Origin	Eccles Reef & West Reef; Malalwi
Habitat	Intermediate Zone
Diet	Carnivore
Gender Differences	Dimorphic
Breeding	Maternal Mouthbrooder
Temperament	Peaceful
Conspecific Temperament	Mildly Aggressive
Maximum Size	4.5"
Temperature	78 - 82F
pH	7.8 - 8.6
Water Hardness	Hard

Aulonocara maylandi (Sulfur Head Peacock) (Rare)

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Aulonocara maylandi (Sulfur Head Peacock) (Rare)

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