Tank Talk Magazine September 2010 | Page 32

32 Continuation from June Tank Talk‘s featured article on the conservation species profile. Lvl 2: species will be available to breeders with Senior, Master, Senior Master or Grand Master status. Tanganyikan killifish - Lamprichthys tanganicanus Extremely rare, most shops will never stock them. Size/Length: Max 6 -15cm Aquarium: Needs crevices for spawning. tanganyika-cichlids.com Is comfortable in planted tanks, and will not uproot plants. Water chemistry: pH 8 - 8.5 , 12 dH , 73-78°F (23-25°C) Social behaviour: It is a lampeye; a shoaling killifish, usually much smaller. They inhabit the upper levels of the aquarium, and are good jumpers. Recommended tank mates: Peaceful hard - water species FOOD: Omnivore: commercially available flake and pellet foods, frozen or freeze- dried live foods. Corydoras sp. Peru Green stripe (Cw009)/ Peru Orange stripe (Cw010) Quite rare, most shops will never stock them. Size/Length: Max 7cm Aquarium: Minimum 2ft. Fine gravel or sand substrate, ornawww.neonfisken.dk ments / driftwood for refuge Water chemistry: pH 6-8 (7), 1-15 dH (5), 70-81°F (20-28°C) Social behaviour: Peaceful, community tropical fish. Will hover along the bottom of the tank to search for food scraps.. Recommended tank mates: Peaceful community species, guppies, whiptails tetras etc FOOD: Carnivore/insectivore: frozen or freeze- dried live foods, mosquito larvae, commercially available si ??[??[]???????Y?\?[??\?????\??\?K???B????\]X\?][KY?\? ?[???????X?[?\???[\???B????[??X?^K???B????\]XKY?\? ??]????˜?\?[?\?Y?\? ???B???˜[?]?]?\? ???B?????\??[??[ ???B??