Cichlid Fish
Cichlid Fish
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 LIVE ROCK TEXAS HOLEY LIMESTONE CICHLID ROCK CORAL 5 US $15.50 
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 LIVE ROCK TEXAS HOLEY LIMESTONE CICHLID ROCK CORAL 7 US $23.05
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 LIVE ROCK TEXAS HOLEY LIMESTONE 3 PIECE SET CICHLID ROCK CORAL 6 US $30.00
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 fish tank US $90.00
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 NATURAL TEXAS LIMESTONE AQUARIUM HOLEY ROCK FOR CICHLID FISH TANK 24 POUND NICE US $81.99
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 Java Moss x 3 Live aquatic plant CRS aquarium decoration aquascaping free shippg US $6.49
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 36 156W Aquarium Light T5 HO Hood Reef Cichlid Saltwater Lunar LEDs 4X39 6500K US $104.95
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 2 African Cichlids Blue Cobalts Socolofi or Electric Yellows US $38.00
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 Hikari Cichlid Gold Pellet Fish Food 88oz US $.99
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 5PCS MF CICHLID STONE Ceramic Aquarium Rock Cave Ornament spawning breed moss US $53.40
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 Cichlid catfish tropical fish cave hut Made in USA ceramic woodfired 1 US $5.99
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 Cichlid catfish tropical fish cave hut Made in USA ceramic woodfired 2 US $5.99
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 Cichlid catfish tropical fish cave hut Made in USA ceramic woodfired 3 US $5.99
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 Cichlid catfish tropical fish cave hut Made in USA ceramic woodfired 4 US $5.99
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 Cichlid catfish tropical fish cave hut Made in USA ceramic woodfired 5 US $5.99
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 Cichlid catfish tropical fish cave hut Made in USA ceramic woodfired 6 US $5.99
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 Cichlid catfish tropical fish cave hut Made in USA ceramic woodfired 7 US $5.99
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 JAVA FERN 30 36 leaves live water plants fissidens tropical MOSS Anubias plant US $5.50
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 Texas Holey Limestone Aquarium Fish Cichlid Reptile Garden Terrarium Rock US $10.50
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 GROUP OF 5 RED DEVIL MIDAS CICHLID FISH JUVENILES US $14.50
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Would it be possible to crossbreed a smallmouth bass with a jack dempsey african cichlid fish?
Catx is right: the Jack Dempsey is not African.
Anyhow, I doubt that this is possible.
They belong to different families. The Jack Dempsey is a cichlid, and the smallmouth bass is a centrarchid (of the sunfish family).
It's hard to imagine that they would ever spawn together in nature (even if they lived in the same place), and if they were artificially bred the resulting fry, if any, would probably not be viable.
I know a researcher here in Texas who's involved in some experiments of this nature (test-tube breeding of unrelated fishes). They're trying to see how the genetic differences influence the embryonic development. They're making some interesting observations about genetics and embryology, but they almost never get anything that could work as a fish.
African cichlid fish tank 6/26/07