Coris Cuvieri Fish grows to a maximum length of 38 centimetres which is slightly longer than the related Coris gaimard. It has a dullish orange-brownish background colour with green markings which become more obvious as the fish matures. Adult males have yellow and blue markings on their heads face and also have a greenish-white vertical stripe in the middle of the body, the stripe being absent in the females. Disclaimer: To be delivered in 2 weeks

Cyphotilapia Frontosa, also called the front cichlid and frontosa, is an east African species of fish endemic to Lake Tanganyika. Even captive specimens potentially grow to this size. It has distinct markings with five to seven black vertical bars adorning a white or blue body and head and trailing fins with a distinct blue hue. The species also develops a nuchal hump that is more pronounced in older specimens. C. frontosa is a sexually monomorphic species, although the hump is occasionally more pronounced in males. Size: 7.5 cm Disclaimer: Delivery in 2 weeks