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 The Rio Grande Cichlid, sometimes called the Texas Cichlid, is the only member of the Cichlid family native to Texas, and the United States Their native range includes most of the Rio Grande drainage and south into northeastern Mexico, but they have been introduced throughout Texas, where they are wellestablished in the Edwards Plateau and coastal drainages eastward to The Rio Grande cichlid is generally considered a warmwater fish and is very sensitive to cold In general, this fish does not survive at water temperatures below 49°Fahrenheit (Texas Parks and Wildlife 19) This species is also tolerant of brackish conditions to a max of 275 psu (Lornez et al 16)The Rio Grande cichlid is a native member of the Cichlid family of fishes, which also includes the exotic tilapia The word cyanoguttatus is Greek and means "blue spotted" Rio Grande cichlid are distinctive in that they exhibit cream and turquoise colored spots, giving them a speckled look Background color varies from ver