Pundamilia nyererei
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Synonyms: | Haplochromis nyererei |
Family: | Cichlidae |
Category: | Cichlids |
Distribution: | Africa; Lake Victoria, Africa. |
Main Ecosystem: | Rift Lake; Rift Lake |
Temperament: | Territorial; Very territorial, and extremely aggressive towards other Haplochromis spp. males. |
Diet: | Ominvore; Ominvore |
Care: | Feed vegetable ba |
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Potential Size: | Male: 7cm (2.8") Female: 7cm (2.8") |
Water Region: | All; All |
Activity: | Diurnal; Diurnal |
Gender: | Males have a vivid red top, while females are drab brown. |
Breeding: | Keep one male to several females. Ensure that many caves are present. Spawning is via the mouth-brooding method. The eggs are subsequent fry are kept in the female's mouth for up to three weeks. Excess stress caused to a mouth-brooding female can cause rejection of the eggs by the mother. |
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Comments: | Rare, and almost endangered. |
Main Colours: | Orange, Yellow, Grey |
Markings: | Striped Vertical |
Mouth: | Normal |
Tail: | Flat |
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Submitted By: | Adam |
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