Confused about Cichlids

puma85

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Can someone tell me what these fish are? There are heaps on the website like this without the correct names.
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I am trying to match them up to the website below so that I can get the correct information about all their habits before I buy. However it is getting a little hard when they have only a generic name like 'blue peacock'
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Are the just like cross breads or something? I am new to this and don't really know how it all works.

I mean because if you look at something like this then you can see it has the correct name and it is easy to find info regarding it.
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fletch95

id say they all have the same requirements.
this web site has much better information about what fish needs what. and it has all the live fish names.
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puma85

Thanks for that.

Yeah I contect livefish also and they just told me they were all a part of the Aulonocara family. I thought all peacoks were <!-- s:scratch: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_scratch.gif" alt=":scratch:" title="scratch" /><!-- s:scratch: --> .

I guess they are just a bit of whatever just like the assorted peacocks on their website that they have.