Lake Tanganyika, Kigoma Region, Tanzania
One of the most interesting features of this setup is observing the Neolamprologus multifasciatus actively…
Continue ReadingOne of the most interesting features of this setup is observing the Neolamprologus multifasciatus actively…
Continue ReadingBeneath lava rocks, Pelvicachromis kribensis “Moliwe” forage for biofilm and raise their fry in crevices.
Continue ReadingThe fish colony is found near clusters of shells, which serve both as protection from…
Continue ReadingNeolamprologus similis live in colonies, cooperate to move shells, sift sand to build nests, with…
Continue ReadingThis aquarium is dedicated to the destroyed habitats of Hoplisoma panda and neon tetras. Panda corydoras…
Continue ReadingThe 95L aquarium is constructed of a fine beige sand substrate, small dried seeds and…
Continue ReadingThis 250L biotope aquarium replicates the Orinoco River basin’s ecosystem.
Continue ReadingIt is a rocky area, with many fallen tree branches and little vegetation where Apistogramma…
Continue ReadingIt represents a meander in Rio Cautário in dry season, tributary of Guapore river in…
Continue ReadingI set-up a biotope aquarium of 300L based on video footage of the Project Piaba.
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