
Gold Head Compressiceps (Altolamprologus compressiceps) – 3–4 cm
23–27°C · 200L
12 products
Calvus and compressiceps need shelter among the rocks and a feeding plan for small predators. Choose the named form and allow for the adult fish.
12 products

23–27°C · 200L

24–25°C · pH 8–8.6

24–28°C · pH 8–9 · 243L

24–27°C · pH 8–8.6 · 243L

24–27°C · pH 8–8.6 · 243L

24–27°C · pH 7.5–9

24–28°C · pH 8–9 · 243L

23–27°C · pH 8–8.6

24–28°C · pH 8–9 · 243L

24–25°C · pH 8–9
24–25°C · 243L

24–27°C · pH 8–9 · 200L
Black Pearl Calvus, Gold Head Compressiceps and the red-fin offers retain their separate identities. These fish grow slowly, so a small supplied grade is a poor guide to the space an adult needs. Keep any locality or lineage important to a breeding project clear before ordering. A photographed colour or buying two fish does not establish sex or a compatible pair.
Explore the wider Lamprologus rangeSecure rockwork before adding sand, leaving crevices and retreats that fit the selected adult fish. Small fish and crustaceans can be food; a quiet manner does not make every small companion safe. Choose foods and neighbours for a carnivorous cichlid, and watch that a newcomer reaches its meals.
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