Kenyi CichlidLombardoi Cichlid
Family: Cichlidae
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Common Name(s): Kenyi, Blue Kenyi, Kenyi Cichlid, Kenyii, Kennyi
Family: Cichlidae
Species Type: African Cichlids, Lake Malawi ...
Kenyi Cichlid
The Kenyi Cichlid, Pseudotropheus lombardoi, is an aggressive medium sized cichlid that originates from the rocky shores of Lake Malawi in Africa. The female is blue with black bars and the male turns to a yellow color as it matures.
Kenyi Cichlid
Scientific Name: Metriaclima lombardoi
Maximum Size: 6 inches
Temperature Range: 78 - 82 °F
pH Range: 7.8 - 8.6
Water Hardness: Very Hard
Temperament: Very Aggressive
Origin: Lake Malawi ...
Kenyi Cichlids usually grow to between four and five inches long. The basic coloring of females is blue or purple, while males are often yellow. Under stress, females may fade to a similar color as males.
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will some one please answer my question!!!!!!!!! what is tanking so long????????? Brenber9
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Kenyi Cichlid
Use caution when mixing with other kenyi (must only be in ratio of 1 male to 2+ females) and not with other fish from Metriclima group due to aggression. Not compatable with other types of fish, not a community fish.
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The Kenyi Cichlid originates originates from Lake Malawi in Africa. It is an "mbuna" or rockfish. It is also called a Lombardoi and a Blue kenyi. Juveniles are blue. Adult females also retain this coloration, while males turn a yellow.
Description: Kenyi cichlid
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Pseudotropheus lombardoi, n, 19
Kennyi, Kenyi cichlid
Origin: Afrika, Lake Malawi. Here the fish occur at depths of 6-30 meters in sediment rich areas
Etymology: Named after John Lombardo, a fish importer.
Sexual dimorphism is not uncommon in cichlids. Shown here is a male (front) and a female (rear) kenyi cichlids (Maylandia lombardoi) ...
 See also: Catfish, Kenyi, Fish, Cichlid, Cichlids
  
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