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  1. Lake Tanganyika Species
    Hi guys some advice/opinions please on how my current inhabitants would fare with the introduction of a single or paired Elongatus, of around 14cm-16cm in size? Currently I have 6x 8cm - Sexfasciatus 4x 5cm-6cm - Telmatochrimis Temporalis ‘shell’ And 2x 6cm-8cm neolamprologus Bisfaciatus Tank...
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  2. General Aquaria Discussion
    Lepidiolamprologus elongatus. Photo by Ad Konings A true predator from Lake Tanganyika, Lepidiolamprologus elongatus can be found throughout the lake along rocky shores hunting for prey. L. elongatus is sleek, fast and powerful. Reaching over 13 inches in length, this species can chase down...
    forum lake tanganyika lepidiolamprologus out of the ordinary predator
  3. General Aquaria Discussion
    A short video by nijlpaard63 showing a pair of Lepidiolamprologus attenuatus spawning in a shell. Lepidiolamprologus attenuatus can be found throughout Lake Tanganyika. L. attenuatus is a predatory fish feeding on small fish, insects and crustaceans. They are usually found in deeper waters...
    forum lake tanganyika lepidiolamprologus library out of the ordinary shelldwellers video
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