Peacock Freshwater
 Freshwater Potato Pearl 2mm Bead Hole Pick Gold White Pink Peacock Gray US $9.99 
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 potato shape pearl freshwater peacock pearl 5mm US $9.00
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 3 16 Strands AAA 8 10mm Freshwater Top Drill PEACOCK Purple Keshi KEISHI Pearls US $12.00
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 2 16 Strands AAA 8 9mm Freshwater PEACOCK Semi ROUND Pearls US $12.00
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 20 24mm Freshwater Peacock BIWA Freeform Pearls 16 US $12.00
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 Fabulous 6mm x 4mm Green Peacock Freshwater RONDELLE PEARLS US $7.45
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 Peacock Cultured Freshwater Nugget Pearl Beads 10 11mm US $6.61
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 Magnificent 18mm x 15mm Peacock Black Rectangle Freshwater PEARLS 15 1 2 US $14.65
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 15 Peacock Cultured FreshwaterPearl Nugget Beads 9mm US $7.37
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 12mm x 6mm Peacock FRESHWATER Rondelle Coin PEARLS Big Bold Beautiful US $24.65
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 FRESHWATER RAINBOW PEACOCK COIN PEARLS 10MM GORGEOUS US $43.50
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 15 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Potato Beads 12mm 17088 US $49.99
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 7 8mm Peacock Green Freshwater Pearl Nugget Beads 15L US $2.92
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 15 Fresh Water Peacock Pearls Beads 17200 CtsP 21 US $10.99
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 163 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Round Bead 85 9mm 66070 US $52.99
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 15 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Potato ap11 12mm 66081 US $59.99
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 16 Cultured Dyed Iridescent Peacock Freshwater Pearl 5 8mm Keishi Petal Beads US $28.00
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 88 PC Peacock Blue Freshwater Pearl Loose Bead Necklace US $7.06
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 7mm x 5mm Gunmetal Peacock Freshwater Rondelle Pearls Awesome Quality US $9.85
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 Pretty Peacock Blue Freshwater Pearl Rondelle Bead 16 US $6.48
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 Gorgeous 14mm Peacock Black KESHI Freshwater Pearls US $49.98
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 2 Black Peacock Freshwater 10 to 12mm CIRCLE Pearls 009445b US $11.09
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 129 pcs Tiny Fresh Water Pearl Beads Peacock 3mm FWP7 US $11.99
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 16 in Fresh Water Pearl Beads Peacock Green 5mm FWP2 US $11.99
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 PREMIUM Rainbow PEACOCK Freshwater PEARL Strand 102271 US $31.42
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 1x Peacock Cultured Freshwater Pearls Loose Beads 7 8mm US $7.19
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 16 Cultured Dyed Iridescent Peacock Freshwater Pearl 9 10mm Baroque Beads US $24.00
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 16 inches Tiny Fresh Water Pearl Beads Peacock 3mm FWP7 US $12.99
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 Peacock Silver 20 40mm Blister Freshwater Pearl 15 US $10.99
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 6mm 7mm Lustrous Peacock Freshwater Pearl Round Bead US $6.99
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 145 Cultured Dyed Iridescent Peacock Freshwater Pearl 5 55mm Potato Beads US $11.00
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 16 Fresh Water Pearl Oval Potato Peacock 55mm 65mm Aaa FP41 6M US $9.99
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 11mm True Peacock Peanut Baroque FRESHWATER PEARLS US $12.85
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 16 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Round Beads ap95mm 66067 US $59.99
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 155 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Off Round ap 6mm 17042 US $8.99
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 3 16 Strands 5 6mm Freshwater Bronze Peacock GOLD Oval Pearls US $12.00
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 Peacock Gray Freshwater Pearl Off Round ap 6mm 17040 US $8.99
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 7x9mm peacock green freshwater Pearl loose Beads 15 US $11.00
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 145 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Potato ap5mm 66068 US $3.99
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 15 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Rhombus ap9x15mm 66137 US $9.99
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 Dark Green Peacock Fresh Water Pearl Rondelle Beads US $5.49
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 Peacock Gray Freshwater Pearl Off Round ap7mm 17071 US $11.50
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 15 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Rice Oval ap3x4mm 66118 US $4.50
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 6mm Purple Peacock Nugget Freshwater Pearl Beads 15inch US $3.74
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 15 Peacock Freshwater Pearl Rondelles US $12.50
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 Peacock Freshwater Dancing Pearl Drop ap5x6mm 17078 US $3.50
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How many fish in my tank?
as of right now i have a 55 gallon freshwater fish tank set up, all african cichlids, i currently have 8 fish in there, i have one frontosa, 4 peacocks, one yellow lab, and two albinos. i was wondering if my tank will be able to hold two more frontosas, i found them on special at a store and i would like to take advantage of that deal, i also have a canister filter, if that makes a difference, i know they get very large also.
I would not put any more in there. The more you cram in there the more aggressive they will be and you will start to see them die off. Keep the empty look and your fish will live much longer. That Frontosa is not as aggressive as the other at times so be careful.
Peacock Bass Fishing
You've heard of many types of bass that you can find in the many lakes and rivers of the United States. There are striped bass, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, black bass, white bass, and a number of others. However, you may not be familiar with the sport of peacock bass fishing because you may never have heard of such a creature. Here is some information on this less commonly caught type of fish and some areas where you can go for good peacock bass fishing.
A peacock bass is similar in shape to the largemouth bass, though it is definitely not a member of the largemouth bass family. In fact, these babies are part of the "cichlids" family, which includes more than 1,000 species worldwide and is well known to tropical fishermen. These fish pick out a vantage point that keeps them well hidden and ambush unsuspecting prey that happens by. They eat opportunistically and are gluttonous in their appetite. At this point, their similarity to largemouth bass ends.
Peacock bass fishing is largely popular due to the fact that the peacock is very eye appealing. The Florida peacock is shaded in blues, greens, oranges, and golds, while the similar species from further north is not nearly as colorful. However, the peacock bass also provides quite a challenge as the toughest freshwater species in the world. Four distinct species of peacock bass are from Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, and Brazil in South America (known here as pavon), but at least two of these have also migrated up to Florida as a regular habitat. They have come to be known as "peacock" because of a common feature on all of them: there is a black circular "eye" rimmed in gold on the base of the caudal fin that resembles the markings on the tail plume of a male peacock. The average fish you'll catch while peacock bass fishing will be between two and four pounds, though they can be found much larger.
Peacock bass fishing is a hard fought battle, as this species is strong and doesn't reel in easily. You'll be getting your daily workout fishing for these puppies. Most peacocks are found in small lakes, canal systems, and in deep water structure. The basic method of angling for peacock involves simple topwater baits and tactics, though you can also find excellent results at times with hard stickbaits, plastic worms, and rattle traps. If it's quantity you want, you can even try live bait, which will increase quantities, if not size. Fly fishermen will also get their workout, with peacock putting fly fishing equipment to the test with their struggles. The peacock strikes with bone-jarring strength, performs impressive aerial acrobatics, and can affect line stripping runs. These specimens will routinely break lines and destroy lures and tackle.
About the Author
Dan Eggertsen is a fishing researcher and enthusiast who is commited to providing the best bass fishing information possible. Get more information on peacock bass fishing here: http://www.askbassfishing.com/