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Compressiceps vs leleupi
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- čas přidán 16. 11. 2015
- It seems that my Altolamprologus compressiceps couple is looking for a nesting place.
The leleupi territory looks like the right spot for them. Of course the leleupi male disagrees with their choice and tries to bring them on other thoughts.
In this video you will see some interaction between these two species.
Very nice 👌
Nice.... video, music is great too.
Will leleupi dig subatrate and destroy all my scaping?
exquisite
👌🏽perfecto
Bjorn Best gold head I have ever seen where u able to breed them?
+Kevin Persaud Thanks! I have 10 juveniles at the moment.
Man those gold heads and fronts are stunning. What's do you use for lighting. Thanks
+Frank Wite Thanks! I only use one LED strip of 92cm, 13 watt and 10.000 Kelvin. Mounted on the front and pointing backwards so the light reflects on their scales as you are watching the fish. This brings the colors out great I think.
super
what kind of frontosas
Blue Zaire Mikula
do your frontosas breed in this thank, having other speices? Nice
Yes, they do breed with other species in the same tank!
The Gold Heads are really looking amazing. Very impressive Male. Is the origin region Kantalamba or Kasanga?
They should be from Mutondwe (island) in Zambia.
However, lots of compressiceps variaties exist and in Africa they are not very accurate with finding places. In this case for example, Muzi and Kasanga (in Tanzania) are not far from Mutondwe. About 175 kilometers by car and much less by boat. The "gold heads" which are being labeled as Muzi and Kasanga look very much alike. Fisherman could easily travel upwards from Mutondwe (or Mpulungu as this is the nearest place on main land) or downwards from Muzi or Kasanga, catch the same fish and label it differently.
Frontosas photobombing as always!