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| Name | Neolamprologus brevis F0 |
| Video Uploader | Video From Filial aquatics |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 28-03-2018 08:41:49 |
| Video Discription | #Neolamprologus #brevis is one of the more commonly seen Tanganyikan shell dwelling cichlids in the hobby. Unlike most other #shell dwellers, they often live in areas with low shell densities, so they have come up with a living arrangement that is unique in the shell dwelling world – both the male and the female share the same shell. This ability to thrive in areas with low shell densities is the reason that they are found throughout the lake. While most books will have you believe they always share a shell, my pair has a different opinion on this issue. Sometimes they share the same shell, but other times they each have their own shell. I’m not sure why they only live together on a part-time basis, but since they have spawned three times it is obvious the relationship works for them! As with other Tanganyikan cichlids, they prefer a pH of 7.8 to 9 with hard water. Temperature of around 78 degrees is perfect. Males grow to a maximum of about 6 cm whereas females reach about 4 cm in length. This size differential is one of the keys to differentiating the sexes. The male also simply looks more robust and has, in my opinion, more of an Altolamprologus facial profile than the female does. Except for these minor differences, the two sexes are morphologically identical. There are two commonly seen varieties in the trade – the sunspot and the "standard" brevis: The sunspot brevis is a brownish-mauve colored fish with a bright golden spot on each side of the fish right behind the pectoral fins. During periods of stress, the fish develops light tan stripes down its sides. The "standard" brevis is actually from Kigoma, Tanzania. It has a brownish body with 9 tan stripes down its side ax6zIY7ldWQ |
| Category | Pets & Animals |
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