Shallow water of Kasanga. Lake Tanganyika

[@sergiocorrea1235]

Wooow beatufuil ❤

[@cichlidsinthewild]

@@sergiocorrea1235 Thanks

[@dudley0826]

Great footage. Loved the killies.

[@cichlidsinthewild]

@@dudley0826 Thanks more to come.

[@jacekpalacki771]

Nice ! Good job !!!!!

[@cichlidsinthewild]

Thanks

[@metedumlu8100]

Mükemmel görüntüler,ellerine sağlık

[@cichlidsinthewild]

Thanks 🙏

[@johndeaux83]

4:06 "Red Rainbow" 🤔

[@KenOmollo]

Did you spot any cyprinids in this shallow habitat?

[@cichlidsinthewild]

Most of the time in some deeper water such as
Acapoeta tanganicae

[@KenOmollo]

@cichlidsinthewild Thank you. Let me look up that name.

[@hanifanzak]

@@cichlidsinthewild Have you ever filmed Labeobarbus leleupanus in their habitat?

[@unleashthekraken7548]

Dose anyone know the species at 4:33, Lamprichthys Tanganicanus maybe ?

[@cichlidsinthewild]

Yep correct, Lamprichthys tanganicanus is the largest African Killifish.

[@maan9176]

What do they all live off of? There is nothing to eat... 🤨
Music sounds like Burzum btw. 👍

[@HoytKamish]

Microfauna, fry, insects and other small things that drop on the surface, decaying plant matter, etc!

[@andrzejbrzozowski8534]

Skąd tam rybki się wzięły skoro powstało z pęknietych płyt tektonicznych to jezioro?

[@andrzejbrzozowski8534]

​@@HoytKamishglony porastające kamienie też?

[@cichlidsinthewild]

Al cichlids have adapted their own feeding behaviour some feed on plankton some on algae and other on insects ore young fish. There are even two species in the lake how feed only on scales of other cichlids.

[@cichlidsinthewild]

Before the tectonic plates has shift the great Congo drainage flows trough where finally the cracks start and filled the lake and brought fish in the lake.