Kipili Regan’S Julie – Julidochromis Regani «Kipili» – Lake Tanganyika Cichlid

Product: Kipili Regan’s Julie – Julidochromis Regani «Kipili» – Lake Tanganyika Cichlid

Short Description:
The Kipili Regan’s Julie, scientifically known as Julidochromis Regani «Kipili», is a stunning Lake Tanganyika Cichlid that will add beauty and vibrancy to your aquarium. With its unique features and fascinating behavior, this fish is a perfect addition for both beginner and experienced fishkeepers.

Product Categories:
Lake Tanganyika Cichlids, Fish

Secure Transit:
We prioritize the safety and well-being of our fish during transit. Our 24-hour courier service ensures that your Kipili Regan’s Julie arrives safely at your doorstep. We use poly boxes and heat packs during colder months to maintain optimal temperature conditions for the fish.

Shipping Convenience:
To make your shopping experience more convenient, we offer the option to combine multiple items in one order. This helps streamline the shipping process and ensures that your fish and other products arrive together.

Dead on Arrival (DOA) Policy:
In the unfortunate event that any fish arrives deceased, we have a Dead on Arrival (DOA) policy in place. We request you to promptly inform us with photographic evidence of the deceased fish, and we will either refund you or send you a replacement.

Product Description:

Scientific and Common Names:
The scientific name of this fish is Julidochromis Regani, commonly known as Kipili Regan’s Julie.

Habitat:
Kipili Regan’s Julie is native to Lake Tanganyika in East Africa. It is found in rocky areas with sandy substrates and prefers to inhabit the intermediate to deep zones of the lake.

Tank Setup:
To replicate their natural habitat, it is recommended to set up a tank with plenty of rocks and caves for hiding and breeding purposes. A sandy substrate is ideal, and the addition of plants can provide a more natural feel. The tank should be spacious enough to allow for swimming and territorial behavior.

Diet and Nutrition:
Kipili Regan’s Julie is primarily a carnivorous fish. Their diet should consist of high-quality pellets, flakes, and frozen or live foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and small crustaceans. Offering a varied diet will ensure their nutritional needs are met.

Size and Growth Rate:
These cichlids have an average size of 3-4 inches (7.6-10.2 cm) when fully grown. The growth rate can vary depending on the tank conditions and diet provided.

Behavioral Traits:
Kipili Regan’s Julie is known for its interesting behavior. They are territorial and will establish their own territories within the tank. They are also known to be excellent diggers and will often rearrange the substrate to create hiding spots.

Care Level:
This fish is suitable for both beginner and experienced fishkeepers. They are generally hardy and adaptable to various water conditions.

Breeding and Reproduction:
Kipili Regan’s Julie is a monogamous species that forms pair bonds. They are cave spawners and will lay their eggs in crevices or caves. The female will guard the eggs while the male defends the territory. The fry can be fed on newly hatched brine shrimp or finely crushed flakes.

Health and Disease Prevention:
Maintaining good water quality is crucial for the health of Kipili Regan’s Julie. Regular water changes, proper filtration, and monitoring of water parameters are essential. Quarantining new fish before introducing them to the main tank can help prevent the spread of diseases.

Optimal Water Conditions:
– Temperature: 75-80°F (24-27°C)
– pH: 7.8-9.0
– Hardness: 10-20 dGH

Lifespan:
With proper care, Kipili Regan’s Julie can live for 5-8 years or even longer.

Additional Interesting Facts:
– Kipili Regan’s Julie is known for its striking coloration, with a combination of blue, yellow, and black markings.
– They are a peaceful species and can be kept with other Tanganyikan cichlids of similar size and temperament.
– These fish are known to exhibit interesting social behaviors and will often interact with their owners.
– Kipili Regan’s Julie is a highly sought-after species among cichlid enthusiasts due to its unique appearance and behavior.