Marbled African Lungfish (Protopterus aethiopicus) Loaches from the coast of eastern

from the coast of eastern Africa to Hawaii

Because of its size and aggressive temper it’s better to keep jaguar cichlid separately from other fishes in a biotope which is reminding it the basins of Central America and surely

this is a true centerpiece fish for hobbyists looking to keep something rare and aggressive with serious presence

Cichla intermedia

Marbled African Lungfish (Protopterus aethiopicus) Loaches from the coast of easternAfrican lungfish live in freshwater swamps, backwaters and small rivers in West and South Africa. These prehistoric animals have survived unchanged for nearly 400 million years and are sometimes referred to as "living fossils."African lungfish have some fascinating adaptations. They have two lungs, and can breathe air. This is a vital feature, since they live in flood plains in waterways that often dry up. To manage this life threatening situation,