Alternate Name: formerly Haplochromis thereuterion
A non-aggressive open water Victoria haplochromine that will hide in rocks when startled. Has a slender elongated body unlike typical Lake Victoria cichlids. Color for breeding males is a charcoal black with orange-red color in the anal fin and some light blue throughout the dorsal fin. Can be kept in a large school with multiple males. Somewhat rare in the hobby.
Category: Cichlids
Global Region: Africa
Distribution: None
CARES Status: Critically Endangered
Genetic Line: Aquarium Strain
Year Acquired: 2024