Featherfin Cichlid / Enantiopus sp. ‘Kilesa’ Source:Wild Caught and a tightly secured lid

and a tightly secured lid

Distichodus sexfasciatus inhabits large rivers

These environments provide numerous surfaces for grazing on algae and biofilm

A well-balanced diet should include:

Featherfin Cichlid / Enantiopus sp. ‘Kilesa’ Source:Wild Caught and a tightly secured lidCommon Name: Featherfin CichlidScientific Name: Enantiopus sp. KilesaOther Names: Kilesa Featherfin Cichlid The Featherfin Cichlid (Enantiopus sp. Kilesa) is a striking sand dwelling cichlid from Lake Tanganyika, admired for its vibrant colors and elegant fin extensions. Males develop iridescent shades of blue, yellow, and gold, with long, flowing dorsal and caudal fin filaments, making them one of the most visually captivating Tanganyikan cichlids.