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Tropheus brichardi “Ujiji” 2inch

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Tropheus brichardi “Ujiji” is a striking Lake Tanganyika cichlid known for its bold banding, high energy, and constant grazing behavior, making it a centerpiece fish for serious African cichlid enthusiasts. This active rock-dweller thrives in hard, alkaline water with strong filtration and plenty of rocky caves for territories.

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Tropheus brichardi “Ujiji” is a rare Tanganyikan cichlid prized for its intense coloration, bold vertical barring, and non-stop activity, perfect for advanced hobbyists building an authentic Lake Tanganyika setup. Originating from the rocky shores of Ujiji, this Tropheus stays mid-sized but highly active, doing best in groups in spacious aquariums with strong water movement and oxygenation. For best results, keep this herbivorous cichlid on a strict algae- and spirulina-based diet to prevent digestive issues and maintain vibrant color. Ideal for dedicated African cichlid keepers looking for a showpiece colony fish for rock-heavy aquascapes.

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Size

  • Adult size typically around 9–11 cm (3.5–4.5 inches) in the aquarium.

  • Best kept in groups, so plan tank space based on a colony rather than a single specimen.

Feeding

  • Primarily herbivorous; thrives on spirulina-based pellets/flakes and algae-rich prepared foods.

  • Supplement with blanched vegetables like spinach, peas, or zucchini; avoid high-protein, meaty foods to reduce risk of bloat.

Compatibility

  • Best kept in species-only or Tanganyika-focused setups with similarly sized, robust rock-dwelling cichlids.

  • Avoid slow, peaceful community fish and delicate species; territorial and can be aggressive, especially in cramped tanks or small groups.

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