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Item Details
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Jack Dempsey |
Rocio octofasciata |
| Origin | Central America |
| Care Level | Moderate |
| Temperament | Aggressive |
| Size | 10-15 inches |
| Min Housing | 90-120 gallon |
| Diet | Carnivorous |
| Live Plant Compatible | No |
| Temp | 72°-85°F |
| Sexual Dimorphism | Yes |
| Average Age | 8-15 years |
| Special Water Conditions |
Pictures are for reference only, there will be variations in size and color of individual animals.
Jack Dempseys are usually purchased as small juveniles, but will grow to 10"-15" at maturity. They are a fairly aggressive fish and mated pairs are especially territorial, so it is recommended to keep them alone, as a single mated pair, or in a large aquarium with other similarly-sized aggressive cichlids.
Jack Dempseys are sexually dimorphic; males grow to be larger and have very pointed dorsal and anal fins, while females stay smaller and have very rounded dorsal and anal fins.