Lepidiolamprologus kendalli
Remarks: Lepidiolamprologus kendalli are not very common in the hobby due to their size and aggression compared with other Lamprologines. They have long, torpedo-shaped bodies that mimic Julidochromis. Large spawns are protected well from intruders, and fry are raised by the parents. Their large mouths and streamlined body shape give clues as to their natural prey - other fish!
Scientific Name: Lepidiolamprologus kendalli
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Max Size: 6"
pH: 7.5-8.4
Hardness: Hard
Temperature: 74-82Ā°
Aggressiveness: Semi-Aggressive
Region of Origin: Lake Tanganyika, Africa
Captive Bred or Wild: Captive Bred
Diet: Flake or pellet
Compatibility: Lake Tanganyikan cichlids, Synodontis catfish.
Tank Mate Options:
- Synodontis multipunctatus
- Neolamprologus pulcher
- Neolamprologus tretocephalus
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Remarks: Lepidiolamprologus kendalli are not very common in the hobby due to their size and aggression compared with other Lamprologines. They have long, torpedo-shaped bodies that mimic Julidochromis. Large spawns are protected well from intruders, and fry are raised by the parents. Their large mouths and streamlined body shape give clues as to their natural prey - other fish!
Scientific Name: Lepidiolamprologus kendalli
Common Name:
Max Size: 6"
pH: 7.5-8.4
Hardness: Hard
Temperature: 74-82Ā°
Aggressiveness: Semi-Aggressive
Region of Origin: Lake Tanganyika, Africa
Captive Bred or Wild: Captive Bred
Diet: Flake or pellet
Compatibility: Lake Tanganyikan cichlids, Synodontis catfish.
Tank Mate Options:
- Synodontis multipunctatus
- Neolamprologus pulcher
- Neolamprologus tretocephalus
