OCTOBER, 2022
(VOL. 31, NO. 4)
ON THE COVER:Aequidens paloemeuensis
by Don Danko
Can you identify this cichlid?
by Oliver Lucanus.
First time import of this spectacular cichlid from Surinam.
On the fringe of its genus: Apistogramma psammophila
by Wolfgang Staeck.
A highly distinctive dwarf cichlid from the Rio Atabapo.
A Bold Personality: Amphilophus lyonsi
by Lew Carbone.
Observations in the aquarium of the smallest member of Amphilophus.
A species unknown to science: Tylochromis sp. 'kinsuka'
by Michel Keijman.
A colorful species from the Democratic Republic of Congo from a genus holding mostly silvery cichlids.
Strategies for breeding Julidochromis in community tanks
by Scott Wells.
Julies stay close to their quarters when these contain narrow, horizontal hide-outs.
Neolamprologus helianthus and Neolamprologus savoryi: The Beauty and the Beast
by Patrick Tawil.
40 Years of keeping N. savoryi brings a wealth of knowledge about this little Tanganyika cichlid.
From the Depths of Lake Malawi to the Aquarium: Diplotaxodon limnothrissa. Hard to Believe, but True!
by Thomas Lepel.
Grown from larvae taken from their dead mother's mouth who ended up in a fisherman's catch.
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