Lake Tanganyika. Sandy sedimentary bottom area in Ndole Bay. Zambia, 200 L скачать в хорошем качестве

Lake Tanganyika. Sandy sedimentary bottom area in Ndole Bay. Zambia, 200 L

http://biotope-aquarium.info/aquarium... Dimensions: 100x50x40 cm List of fishes: This aquarium is inhabited by two small species of shell dwellers. One of them is Neolamprologus multifasciatus (Boulenger, 1906), this small species forms colonies around shell formations, where a male lives and reproduces with several females. The parents live together with their young, who care until they become young and then integrate into the colony. The other species is Lamprologus ocellatus (Steindachner, 1909), these prefer to move away and form pairs in less populated areas, where the female selects a shell to establish her home and future breeding place. They prefer the sandy sedimentary areas where they establish their territories and homes. In this aquarium these two named species coexist perfectly without problems, since each of them took a specific place and sector and moved away from the other, and I can experience its behavior as much as the interaction with the environment, its feeding and reproduction, as if they were in their natural hábitat. List of plants: N/A