Lamprologus Ocelatus Gold is found in areas with scattered rocks and areas of open sand around the shoreline of the lake, in areas where the substrate is littered with empty snail shells.
Lamprologus Ocelatus Gold
£10.00
Description
Lamprologus ocellatus (Ocellated Shell-dweller) is a territorial species that will defend its shell and the small territory around it vigorously. It can be combined with species that inhabit other areas of the aquarium.
Live and frozen varieties should form the bulk of the diet, although dried foods are usually accepted.
The setup should have open areas of sandy substrate to which should be added a good number of empty snail shells. More shells should be provided than there are individual fish. The substrate should be at least 2″ deep as this species likes to dig. The water must be hard and alkaline.
