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by David
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I have an African cichlid and a Starfish. They have been together for five years.

I am looking for information on how to talk to the fish. I have been reading articles on the internet and none has really given me a clue. I have tried mirror gazing (just stared into a glass of water) but they always look at my feet. They are very elusive. Their behavior changes from day to day. It was doing the same thing last summer – it was like a “Goldfish.” My best guess is that some of the behavior is territorial. I have read that it is bad to call them all the time. I started calling them little fishies and they did better. The Starfish doesn’t really care what I call her, but the African Cichlid is very sensitive.

Here is what I have found so far. I have tried scratching them under the water, but they are not that sensitive. Then a friend recommended that I try calling them a few times. I have been calling them for awhile, to no avail. I do call them when they are lying in the substrate of my tank (suds) or when the water is quiet. It takes a while before they come to me. Then they “call” me a few times before they settle down.

I am at a loss for suggestions. Would love to get some feedback. I really want them to be less elusive.

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Hello petersonm,

Well your questions are a bit broad for one answer but I am going to give a general response. Your cichlid is an African Otocinclus. The African Otocinclus is one of the most difficult cichlids to care for. They have a strong will which makes it difficult to communicate with them. They are bottom feeders which means they are slow and perhaps harder to communicate with. The African Cichlid is a beautiful fish and they have a variety of colors but that often do not include black and silver. They have a strong personality and it is good to remember that when you try communicating with them.

If you would like, there are a variety of fish books out there that address the care of cichlids. One of the best is called “Aquarium Behaviour” or

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