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Julidochromis sp. "Kissi" (Uvira)

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Scientific Name: Julidochromis sp. "Kissi" (Uvira)
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Pronunciation: j
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Geo. Origin: Lake Tanganyika
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Habitat: Sediment-Rich Rocky Habitat
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Diet: Omnivore
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Gender Differences: Monomorphic
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Breeding: Substrate Spawner
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Temperament: Aggressive
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Conspecific Temperament: Aggressive
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Maximum Size: 3"
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Temperature: 77 - 79°F
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pH: 8.6
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Water Hardness: Very Hard
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Difficulty: 2


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Photo Credit: Fredrik Hagblom


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Julidochromis are omnivores, primarily feeding on crustaceans, insect larvae and molluscs found in the aufwuchs. They also ingest sand particles as well as filementous and diatomaceous algae.

A diet in the aquarium could include mysis shrimp, mosquito larvae, daphnia, plankton as well as high quality flakes and pellets.
 
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