Aulonocara Baenschi is also known as Benga Peacock or New Yellow Regal. Aulonocara Baenschi is present at Nkhomo Reef near Benga on Lake Malawi. They are found in both sandy and rocky parts of the lake. The males like to occupy caves and will fight off all invaders into their territory.

Size : 12cm

Aulonocara Firefish is a man made hybrid. I am a purist and believe in keeping bloodlines pure, however this is such a beautiful fish that I had to add it to my list.

Size : 12cm

Aulonocara Hansbaenschi is also known as Aulonocara Fort Maguire. Aulonocara Hansbaenschi is present at Fort Maguire and Masinje on Lake Malawi. They are found in both sandy and rocky parts of the lake. The males like to occupy caves and will fight off all invaders into their territory.

Size : 12cm

The Eureka Red Peacock (Aulonocara Jacobfreibergi) is a species of fish in the Cichlidae family. It is also known as Freiberg's Peacock, Fairy Cichlid and African Butterfly Peacock. It is present in different populations in both the northern and southern parts of Lake Malawi. They are found in both sandy and rocky parts of the lake. The males like to occupy caves and will fight off all invaders into their territory.

Size : 12cm

Aulonocara Maylandi is also known as Aulonocara Sulfurhead or Sulfurhead Peacock. Aulonocara Maylandi is present at Eccles Reef and West Reef on Lake Malawi. They are found in both sandy and rocky parts of the lake. The males like to occupy caves and will fight off all invaders into their territory.

Size : 12cm

The "OB Peacock" is not found in Lake Malawi but rather is a man-made cichlid species. It was engineered by crossing a male Aulonocara species with an OB female mbuna, at least initially.

Size : 12cm

The "OB Peacock" is not found in Lake Malawi but rather is a man-made cichlid species. It was engineered by crossing a male Aulonocara species with an OB female mbuna, at least initially.

Size : 12cm

Aulonocara Rubescens is also known as Aulonocara Ruby Red or Ruby Red Peacock. Aulonocara Rubescens is not a hybrid but has been line bred from the Maleri Island race of Aulonocara Stuartgranti Maleri. It was named Aulonocara Rubescens after Peter Rubin, who first imported this fish from Germany.

Size : 12cm

Aulonocara Tangerine is present in different populations in both the northern and southern parts of Lake Malawi. They are found in both sandy and rocky parts of the lake. The males like to occupy caves and will fight off all invaders into their territory.

Size : 12cm