Golden Rams - Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi

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Golden Rams - Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi

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Scientific Name: Mikrogeophagus ramirezi

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Approximate purchase size : 3.5 - 5cm
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How easy are they to care for?
We would class these as a medium level of care.

How large can they grow?
4cm

Where in the world are they from?
Found in the Rio Orinoco drainage within Venezuela and Colombia.

What is the ideal number to keep together?
Juveniles will happily live in groups, but mature pairs will ideally be kept with a territory of around a foot across.

What water conditions do they require?
Temperature ranges of 22 - 29 Celsius and will accept pH ranges as low as 4.0 when breeding.

What should you feed them?
Will benefit from leaf litter on the base and fine substrates to encourage natural grazing habits. Frozen foods such as bloodworm and Artemia should be offered. Will also accept fine/small sinking pellets.

How compatible are they with other fish?
Overly active fish should be avoided as they may out compete for food sources. Best kept with slow moving, docile species.

Can they be bred in captivity?
Breeding is possible in the private setup but stringent maintenance regimes and feeding must be adhered to and is unlikely to breed with other fish present.