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Tropheus Bemba Orange Flame Tanganyikan African Cichlids 4cm. Tropheus Bemba Orange Flame African Cichlids Tropheus sp. ‘bemba orange’ is known from the northern coast of Lake Tanganyika, where it is found amongst the rocky habitat, grazing algae in the sunlit shallows. Currently these fishes are in need of classification and many of the forms are known as Tropheus sp. “˜Black”™ or T. sp. “˜Red”™ together with their location or common name. As hybridisation may occur, it”™s best to keep Tropheus in groups of their own kind and these should be large in number to spread the aggression. Housing 15 or more of these feisty fishes requires a large aquarium and this should be 1.5m or more in length to allow individuals to avoid one another. Smaller groups inevitably dwindle as harassment and bullying proves too much for the females and weaker males. It is i. Source: Sims Tropical Fish. Please confirm current availability, size, price, delivery and collection terms with the seller.

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