![]() ![]() ![]() The bond and amount of time you have with your fish is what it’s all about. ![]() This is one of the most overlooked benefits of owning this fish in our opinion. If you take care of them properly and stay committed to maintaining their habitat then you’ll have them for a while. Subpar living conditions, poor water quality, and high stress will significantly decrease how long they live. Their lifespan can be impacted by the usual factors that affect any fish. In the wild, this fish can live double that! The average Electric Blue Acara lifespan is between 8-10 years in captivity. ![]() They will be the star of your tank no matter what other fish you have! Lifespan While the practical benefits of owning this fish are certainly a plus, the main draw is their striking blue appearance. They’re quite peaceful and their list of compatible tank mates is rather long (we’ll get into this further on). Most cichlids are known for their aggression but the Electric Blue Acara is the well-behaved child in the family. Typically this means rivers, deep streams, and lakes (usually near a tributary). These fish originate from South and Central America and can be found in slow-moving waters just like a lot of their relatives in the cichlid family. They’re an extremely well-liked fish among aquarists and in recent years we’ve seen interest in them increase even more. The Electric Blue Acara (Andinoacara pulcher) is a fish in the rather extensive Cichlidae family. ![]()
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