This biotope features piles of rockwork forming lots of caves & hiding places. Where it houses the Neolamprologus leleupi that inhabits only rocky areas along the shoreline of Lake Tanganyika. Endemic to Lake Tanganyika, It is found only in the southern part of the lake, but is fairly wide ranging.
Lake Tanganyika is the world’s longest freshwater lake: 676km long and 50km wide located in Central Africa on the borders of Tanzania, DRC, Zambia and Burundi.
- Geographical region
- Eastern Africa
- Drainage Basin
- River catchment
- Water body type
- Lake
- Water body name
- Lake Tanganyika
- Water body part
- Open water
- Water body course
- Water body: tributary of
- Tributary name
