Males are bright blue with yellow/Orange along the lower body. The tail is blue with yellow/Orange lines mixed with it. Some males start out mostly darker blue, then show yellow on the tail and body. A few changes to orange on the tail and body. Others retain the yellow rather than the orange color.  Females are cream with brown stripes. A few females have black stripes rather than brown ones. Males are slow to color and dominant males will not let sub-dominate males color. This peacock can be slow to show color but is well worth the wait.  An exceptional male may develop orange/Red color on part of the body and tail. 

The second photo is a part color male. 

Last grow out count 06/09/2018. Next grow out count due 06/29/2018. Grow out counts are counts of the fish in stock checking for additional males and increases in size. This fish is being discontinued from in-house stock. It may be added occasionally in 3-3.75"+ Males from the Wholesaler. Most times they will only be available through my special order list. 

Base Price is a 2.5" Male. 

Best kept in breeding groups, Single males may work in a mix group tank with milder peacocks and haps. 55-gallon or larger tank recommended. 

Best mix of sex for breeding is one male with five or six females. 20-gallon or larger tank recommended. 

Peaceful to mildly aggressive Peacock. Do not mix different Aulonocara females in the same tank. (See Compatibility Chart)

Please note: No sex is guaranteed on sex uncertain fish. Watch for groups with guaranteed males and females for certain sexed fish in a group. Broods are about 50/50.

Recommended Foods: Recommended Food:  Xtreme Cichlid PeeWee 

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