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Pseudocrenilabrinae
Tribu
Pseudocrenilabrini
Genere
Haplochromis
Stato
undescribed
Curatore
Greg Steeves
Pubblicare
04-Feb-2010
Ultimo aggiornamento in data:
04-Feb-2010
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Haplochromis sp. 'kenya gold'
Conservazione: Haplochromis sp. 'kenya gold' non inserita dalle organizzazioni internazionali di salvaguardia delle specie a rischio nella lista rossaUntil the situations in Lake Victoria stabilize, all cichlid species from here must be considered threatened. Although there is evidence of resurgence of many rock cichlids (furu) in Lake Victoria, several lineages have not fared as well as others. The fish frequenting open water or sandy stretches away from quick shelter have been decimated by Lates niloticus. As a molluskivore, it is presumed that this was Haplochromis sp. 'kenya gold' preferred niche and could easily have been predated upon. This is of course speculation and should be considered as such until such time that firm modern data on the fauna of this region is presented.
