Fichas de lac Tanganyika

Las especies del lago Tanganyika son más de 350 peces, incluidos cíclidos e invertebrados. La lista de especies también incluye algunas especies raras de cíclidos del lago Victoria y del lago Alberto, ubicados un poco más al norte que el lago Tanganica.

La ventaja de los Grandes Lagos del Rift de África Oriental es la composición constante y permanente del agua. Por tanto, los parámetros fisicoquímicos para el mantenimiento de especies en acuarios son bien conocidos.

Las aguas del lago Tanganyika se caracterizan por ser alcalinas (pH 7,6–9,0) y de alta dureza (dureza de carbonatos KH 7–11, dureza general GH 12–20). La temperatura del agua es muy estable y oscila entre 24 y 27 °C. Algunas especies que viven a mayor profundidad (por debajo de los 20 metros) pueden preferir aguas ligeramente más frías (22 °C). Se recogieron datos de TDS entre 441 y 455 ppm.

El sustrato para un acuario de peces del lago Tanganyika es arena de grano fino (0,25–1,0 mm) porque muchas especies de cíclidos filtran la arena para alimentarse.

No olvide las especies del lago Malawi.

Página 1 de 69 especies de Lac Tanganyika con 60 fichas. Hay 30 géneros diferentes desde Acapoeta hasta Trematochromis.

Lista des fichas de Acapoeta tanganicae a Trematochromis benthicola

Acapoeta tanganicae
40,0 → 60,0 cm (> 1500 L)
pH 6,5–8,5 | GH 5–30 | 22–29°C
Altolamprologus calvus
10,0 → 14,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 8–30 | 24–27°C
Altolamprologus compressiceps
10,0 → 15,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 8–30 | 24–28°C
Astatotilapia burtoni
7,0 → 15,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 10–30 | 20–25°C
Aulonocranus dewindti
9,0 → 12,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–27°C
Benthochromis horii
14,0 → 15,5 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 22–23°C
Benthochromis melanoides
16,0 → 19,0 cm (> 800 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 22–24°C
Benthochromis tricoti
13,0 → 17,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 19–25°C
Boulengerochromis microlepis
40,0 → 75,0 cm (> 6000 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Chalinochromis brichardi
10,0 → 12,0 cm (> 200 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–25 | 24–27°C
Chalinochromis cyanophleps
12,0 → 18,0 cm (> 200 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–25 | 22–26°C
Cunningtonia longiventralis
12,0 → 15,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–28°C
Cyathopharynx furcifer
18,0 → 21,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–25 | 23–27°C
Cyphotilapia frontosa
25,0 → 35,0 cm (> 800 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 23–28°C
Cyphotilapia gibberosa
20,0 → 28,0 cm (> 800 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–25 | 22–25°C
Cyprichromis microlepidotus
6,0 → 9,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 23–25°C
Eretmodus cyanostictus
8,0 → 9,0 cm (> 200 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 8–20 | 24–26°C
Haplochromis aeneocolor
6,5 → 10,0 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 24–28°C
Haplochromis chilotes
12,0 → 15,0 cm (> 800 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 18–24°C
Haplochromis chromogynos
9,0 → 12,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Haplochromis ishmaeli
12,0 → 14,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Haplochromis nubilus
8,0 → 10,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 21–30°C
Haplochromis phytophagus
7,0 → 9,0 cm (> 80 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 24–26°C
Hydrocynus goliath
100,0 → 133,0 cm (> 6000 L)
pH 5,5–8,0 | GH 2–20 | 12–29°C
Julidochromis dickfeldi
10,0 → 11,0 cm (> 80 L)
pH 8,0–9,0 | GH 10–30 | 22–25°C
Julidochromis marksmithi
6,0 → 7,5 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–25 | 25–27°C
Julidochromis marlieri
11,0 → 13,0 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 10–30 | 22–25°C
Julidochromis ornatus
7,0 → 8,5 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 10–30 | 22–26°C
Julidochromis regani
10,0 → 13,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 10–25 | 22–28°C
Julidochromis transcriptus
6,0 → 7,0 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 10–25 | 22–25°C
Lamprichthys tanganicanus
10,0 → 15,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–9,0 | GH 10–20 | 24–28°C
Lamprologus callipterus
6,0 → 13,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–25 | 23–28°C
Lepidiolamprologus kamambae
7,0 → 14,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 23–28°C
Lepidiolamprologus kendalli
12,0 → 16,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 20–30 | 23–28°C
Lepidiolamprologus nkambae
10,0 → 14,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 23–28°C
Macrobrachium moorei
3,0 → 4,0 cm (> 50 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–27°C
Mastacembelus albomaculatus
18,0 → 22,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Mastacembelus frenatus
25,0 → 40,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 23–27°C
Mastacembelus moorii
35,0 → 45,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 24–28°C
Neolamprologus brevis
4,0 → 5,0 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Neolamprologus brichardi
8,0 → 11,0 cm (> 200 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 22–26°C
Neolamprologus caudopunctatus
6,0 → 7,0 cm (> 200 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Neolamprologus fasciatus
11,0 → 15,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–25°C
Neolamprologus leleupi
10,0 → 12,0 cm (> 200 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 24–26°C
Neolamprologus multifasciatus
3,0 → 3,5 cm (> 80 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 24–26°C
Neolamprologus pulcher
6,0 → 7,2 cm (> 200 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 24–26°C
Neolamprologus sexfasciatus
11,0 → 15,0 cm (> 300 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Neolamprologus similis
3,2 → 4,5 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–28°C
Neothauma tanganyicense
4,0 → 6,0 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 20–27°C
Oreochromis tanganicae
35,0 → 42,0 cm (> 1500 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 24–26°C
Petrochromis fasciolatus
12,0 → 15,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–27°C
Petrochromis horii
12,0 → 15,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 23–27°C
Petrochromis trewavasae
14,0 → 18,0 cm (> 800 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–25°C
Pseudosimochromis curvifrons
11,0 → 14,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C
Shuja horei
14,0 → 18,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,0–8,0 | GH 5–20 | 23–27°C
Synodontis granulosus
22,0 → 27,0 cm (> 800 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 22–26°C
Synodontis multipunctatus
12,0 → 20,0 cm (> 800 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–30 | 21–27°C
Telmatochromis vittatus
8,0 → 9,0 cm (> 120 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–25 | 23–27°C
Tetraodon mbu
55,0 → 67,0 cm (> 1500 L)
pH 6,5–8,5 | GH 3–30 | 23–28°C
Trematochromis benthicola
18,0 → 23,0 cm (> 450 L)
pH 7,5–8,5 | GH 10–20 | 23–26°C