- The
orange chromide (
Pseudetroplus maculatus ; more
commonly Etroplus maculatus) is a
species of
cichlid fish that is
endemic to
freshwater and brackish...
-
genus of
cichlids native to
southern India and Sri Lanka.
Together with
Pseudetroplus (which
formerly was
included in Etroplus), they are the only cichlids...
- to feed
their young with skin
secretion to
various extent,
including Pseudetroplus and Uaru species. ****ual
maturity is
reached in a year.
Research has...
- The
subfamily includes 3
genera (and
about 16 species) :
Etroplus and
Pseudetroplus,
which are the only
cichlids native to
India and Sri Lanka, and Paretroplus...
- 5 in)
Green chromide Etroplus suratensis 40 cm (16 in)
Orange chromide Pseudetroplus maculatus 9.5 cm (3.7 in)
Pinstripe damba Paretroplus menarambo 17 cm...
-
Larger fish
Brackish water,
South Asia
Cichlid fish,
orange chromide (
Pseudetroplus maculatus) Eats ectoparasites;
preys on eggs,
larvae Cichlid fish, green...
- Iran (Iranocichla), and
three in
India and Sri
Lanka (Etroplus and
Pseudetroplus). If
disregarding Trinidad and
Tobago (where the few
native cichlids...
- The
orange chromide, (
Pseudetroplus maculatus) will feed on eggs...
