Electric Yellow Cichlid: Difference between revisions

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|quality      = Common
|quality      = Common
|description  = The first impression it gives is usually golden, not pale black.
|description  = The first impression it gives is usually golden, not pale black.
|min_size    = 6.00
|min_size    = 1.50
|max_size    = 7.50
|max_size    = 2.50
|habitat      = River
|habitat      = River
|distribution = Islets
|season      = Year-Round
|distribution = Islet Specialty from Taffeh Zone T31
|time        = Daytime
|time        = Daytime
|weather      = Any Weather
|weather      = Any Weather
|sell1        = 10
|sell1        = 16
|sell2        = 11
|sell2        = 18
|sell3        = 13
|sell3        = 21
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{{Quote|What a catch! My first shiny {{Color|catch|Electric Yellow Cichlid}}.}}
{{Quote|What a catch! My first shiny {{Color|catch|Electric Yellow Cichlid}}.}}
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|location = Warmwater Zone
|location = Warmwater Zone
|sname    = Labidochromis caeruleus
|sname    = Labidochromis caeruleus
|text    = The first thing you'll notice about the Electric Yellow Cichlid is usually its dazzling golden-yellow color. This extraordinary hue has earned it the title of "prince" among fish, popular among aquarists.<br>Interestingly, its scientific translates to "dark blue," so if you read that before seeing the actual fish, you'd probably be surprised by just how little blue there actually is.
|text    = The first thing you'll notice about the Electric Yellow Cichlid is usually its dazzling golden-yellow color. This extraordinary hue has earned it the title of the "prince" among fish, making it popular among aquarists.<br>Interestingly, its scientific translates to "dark blue," so if you read that before seeing the actual fish, you'd probably be surprised by just how little blue there actually is.
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