Green Terror (Andinoacara rivulatus) Synodontis Turquoise blue dots are scattered

Turquoise blue dots are scattered across their body and the females develop even more of a bright red belly than the males

Another distinct predatory feature of this fish is that their lower jaw extends beyond the upper and

they're not aggressive with other cichlids of a similar size

as they are unusually colorful as juveniles and only get better with age

Unlike the widely seen common pleco

Green Terror (Andinoacara rivulatus) Synodontis Turquoise blue dots are scatteredThe Green Terror, Andinoacara rivulatus, is popular among hobbyists for its stunning emerald green patterned body and vibrant orange outlined dorsal and caudal fins. Male green terrors are more colorful and develop a prominent nuchal hump on their forehead. One of the unfussiest eaters in the trade, they are omnivores and can be fed a high quality protein sinking pellet along with brine shrimp, mussels, and Spirulina algae to help maintain their