They need a large aquarium of their own with much open sand. As with Tropheus, Frontosa and Cyprichromis, these benefit from many females around a single male, ensuring males always look their best ...
Tanganyikans loosely divide into rock-dwelling Lamprologines like Neolamprologus pulcher (pictured above) rock-dwelling, algae- eating mouthbrooders like Tropheus, deepwater predators like Frontosa, ...
MONTEREY – As marine biology students and teachers, the braintrust that would later become founders of the Monterey Bay Aquarium were well acquainted with aquariums and zoos around the world.