Orange Johanni

$12 – $15

Discover the vibrant Melanochromis Johanni “Gome”, native to the shallow rocky areas of Masinje Rocks and Cape Ngombo at Lake Malawi. These striking fish are distinguishable from their hybrid counterparts like the Electric Blue Johanni, and are known for their territorial nature. Suitable for a sandy and rocky aquarium setup, the Johanni “Gome” thrives in a species-specific tank.

SKU: 84 Categories: Mbuna & Victorian Cichlids, New, Recommended Tags: African Cichlid, Johanni cichlid care, Lake Malawi Cichlid, Mbuna Cichlid, Melanochromis Johanni "Gome", rocky aquarium setup, sandy substrate aquarium, species-specific tank, suitable tank mates for Mbuna, territorial fish behavior

Discount	When you Purchase	Discount
5% Discount Applied	3 - 5	5% $11
10% Discount Applied	6 - 11	10% $11
15% Discount Applied	12 +	15% $10

Size	Color	Stock	Price
( 1.75" ) Premium Unsexed	Stage 4 - Guaranteed Pretty Color	27 in stock	$12	-1+ Add to Cart
( 1.75" ) Premium Females	Stage 4 - Guaranteed Pretty Color	11 in stock	$12	-1+ Add to Cart
( 2" ) Premium Males	Stage 4 - Guaranteed Pretty Color	18 in stock	$15	-1+ Add to Cart

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Melanochromis Johanni “Gome” are found the shallow rocky areas of Masinje Rocks and Cape Ngombo. These are not to be confused with Electric Blue Johanni, which is a cross between the Johanni “Gome” and a Maingano, and are not native to the waters of Lake Malawi. At maturity, Johanni can reach between 4″ and 5″ in length. Females will be slightly smaller than males. This fish will do best with a sandy substrate with lots or rock work and caves to explore.

Due to their territorial nature, Johanni cichlids mix best with other Mbuna of similar size. In a species tank we recommend keeping more females than males to reduce aggression. Here we like to keep Johanni with Kenyi, Yellow Top Mbamba, or Polit