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Long Fin German Blue Ram
Long Fin German Blue Ram
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🔥 Long Fin German Blue Ram (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi – Longfin Variety)
Add elegance and vibrant colour to your aquarium with the stunning Long Fin German Blue Ram. This beautiful variant of the classic German Blue Ram features extended, flowing fins combined with the species’ iconic electric blue, yellow, and black colouration.
A true showpiece fish, these dwarf cichlids bring both personality and grace to planted aquariums, making them a favourite among UK aquarists who appreciate refined, eye-catching species.
🌿 Why Choose Long Fin German Blue Ram?
💙 Intense electric blue with yellow and black highlights
🌊 Long, flowing fins for graceful movement
🐠 Peaceful dwarf cichlid with strong personality
🌱 Perfect for planted and aquascaped aquariums
⭐ Premium ornamental variety
Their elegant finnage and vivid colours make them a natural focal point in any well-maintained aquarium.
📏 Care Requirements
🧬 Scientific Name: Mikrogeophagus ramirezi
📛 Common Name: Long Fin German Blue Ram
🏠 Tank Size: 60L+ recommended
🌡️ Temperature: 26–30°C
⚗️ pH Range: 5.5–7.0
🧘 Temperament: Peaceful (territorial when breeding)
🍽️ Diet: High-quality pellets, frozen & live foods
👥 Group Size: Pair recommended
Long Fin German Blue Rams thrive in warm, stable aquariums with soft substrate, plants, and hiding spots such as caves and driftwood. Excellent water quality is essential for their health.
🐠 Compatibility
Ideal for peaceful community aquariums with small tetras, rasboras, corydoras, and other gentle species. Avoid aggressive or overly active tankmates.
Important Notes
German Blue Rams are more sensitive than many other tropical fish and require stable water conditions and higher temperatures. Their long fins make them more vulnerable to fin-nipping, so tankmates should be chosen carefully.
The Long Fin German Blue Ram is a perfect choice for UK fishkeepers seeking a colourful, elegant, and personable dwarf cichlid that thrives in well-maintained planted aquariums.
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