Cynotilapia sp. Hara Gallireya Reef

Pseudotropheus hara refers to a cichlid species, specifically Cynotilapia sp. "hara", from Gallireya Reef in Lake Malawi. It is a type of cichlid known for the males' light blue and navy bars with a white dorsal fin, while females are light blue with faint barring. These fish are aggressive diggers that inhabit the rocky parts of the reef and are known for being territorial, so it's recommended to secure any rocks in an aquarium to prevent them from toppling over. 

• Scientific name: Cynotilapia sp. "hara"
• Common names: Hara, White Top Hara, Blue Reef Cichlid
• Origin: Gallireya Reef, Lake Malawi, Africa
• Habitat: Rocky areas of the reef
• Diet: Herbivore; readily accepts commercial flakes and pellets, and can be supplemented with frozen foods

Behavior: Aggressive diggers that are territorial