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OCTOBER, 2026(VOL. 35, NO. 4)ON THE COVER:Talamancaheros sieboldii |
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| Editor's Update
by Don Danko |
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Lamprologines, Part 5: The Leptolamprologines
by Ad Konings. Two substrate-hugging lamprologines closely related to <>Julidochromis. About the identity of the true Pseudotropheus elongatus and other Chindongo of the Tanzanian coast by Patrick Tawil. Elongate Chindongo from the Mbamba Bay area in Tanzania. A cichlid with character: Benitochromis batesii by Livio Leoni. These West-African cichlids are irreproachable parents, and their social complexity makes them fascinating aquarium residents. A predatory specialist from the Lake Edward System: Haplochromis squamipinnis by Peter F. George. Also known as Harpagochromis squamipinnis this predator occurs in Lake Edward as well as in Lake George (Uganda and D. R. Congo). Talamancaheros sieboldii, Part 2 by Juan Miguel Artigas Azas. Its taxonomic history and the case of Talamancaheros underwoodi. Mexican vacation! by Rusty Wessel. Cichlids of the Yucatan and tips for keeping them with Mexican livebearers. South American eartheaters Geophagus by K. Ming Tam. The rheophiles of the Amazon Basin. Tailfin Notes by Duane Stuermer. Isthmoheros tuyrensis: A hidden treasure of eastern Panama. |
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