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Not very often encountered in the trade. Like the Chiloglanis species they possess a sucking disc on the mouth. Description: They differ as having 1/6 soft dorsal rays, eye with a free border, vertebrae: 31 - 32 and 8 branchiostegal rays. Reproduction: A demersal, oviparous species, in which distinct pairing occurs during breeding. Aquarium Care: The care of this genus would be the same as the various Chiloglanis species and should be provided with hiding places such as pipes/tubes or crevices to hide in. Peaceful and nocturnal species. Diet: Vegetable food such as algae tablets, flake and tablet food and live/frozen foods such as Daphnia and Tubifex. Remarks: In the Red List of Threatened Species it is assessed as Least Concern due to the lack of any known major widespread threats to this species or its habitat.

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Chiloglanis dybowskii, Euchilichthys habereri

Mochokidae

Africa: Dja River in Cameroon, Ubangi River in Democratic Republic of the Congo and Central African Republic, and north-eastern Congo River basin rivers including the Uele, Aruwimi and Ituri in DRC. Type locality: Dscha, Süd. Kamerun.

11.0cm. (4½ins)

23-26°C (73-79°F)

6.5-7.2.

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