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Julidochromis ornatus Boulenger 1898, the Golden Julie. East
Central Africa; a Lake Tanganyika endemic. To a little over three inches
in length. Rock dweller. pH range: 8-9, dH 9-18, temp. 20-24 C. Many
different color, marking variations have occurred in this species with
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Julidochromis marlieri Poll 1956. Africa; northwestern part of
Lake Tanganyika. To five inches in length. Peaceful as far as Cichlids
go. Hardy, undemanding species. Micro-feeders, not carnivores in the
wild. pH 7-9, dH 8-14, temp. 22-25. Breeds in caves and crevices. |
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Geophagus altifrons Heckel 1840. To nine inches. South America:
Amazon River basin, in tributaries of the Amazon River.
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| Geophagus surinamensis (Bloch 1791), Surinam
Eartheater. To six inches in length. South America: Saramacca and
Suriname Rivers in Suriname; Marowijne River in Suriname and French
Guiana.
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