White Spotted Cichlid (Tropheus Duboisi)

The Duboisi Tropheus (Tropheus duboisi) is a popular and distinctive cichlid species native to Lake Tanganyika in East Africa. Known for its unique appearance and social behavior, the Duboisi Tropheus is a sought-after choice among cichlid enthusiasts. Here's some information about the Duboisi Tropheus: Coloration: Duboisi Tropheus are known for their striking appearance. Juvenile Duboisi have a black body with rows of white spots that resemble a polka-dot pattern. As they mature, these spots become larger and fewer in number, resulting in a more subdued appearance. Adult Duboisi typically have a darker overall coloration. Size: Adult Duboisi Tropheus can grow to be around 4 to 5 inches (10 to 12 cm) in length. Habitat: In their natural habitat of Lake Tanganyika, Duboisi Tropheus are found in rocky areas along the shoreline. They prefer areas with crevices and rocky structures that offer hiding places. Behavior: Like other Tropheus cichlids, Duboisi are known for their social