The deep water of Lake Tanganyika. 

Thanks Burgundydudu.

Thanks for your compliment. Content is on the way even a challenge for you. Stay tuned.

@@cichlidsinthewild can't wait ✌🏾

Thanks Andre.

The water of Lake Tanganyika is super clear. A few places lesser du to algae.

At Wikipedia you find your answer. Check Lake Tanganyika, Water characteristics. The water temperature is at that depth nearly the same. Below 150 meter is no oxygen in the water and therefore no fish check Wikipedia

Thanks bhuvanyk

would love to see that

There are termal vents in some regions, but not as strong as lake baikal's to oxygenate water at that depth. At 200m it is already quite dark.

Thanks APSS, more to come.

Tropheus brichardi

@@cichlidsinthewild thank you

Woodsman this is Mastacembelus ellipsifer quit common in Lake Tanganyika especially in n the night.

Check my movie from Malaptererus

@@cichlidsinthewild thank you ! I will.

Sorry for my late reply. This is Perissodus straeleni how evolved in a scale eater and mimic indeed frontosa to come closer to his prey.

@@cichlidsinthewild Thank you for replying! I wonder does it specialize to eat only the scales of frontosa or does it eat scales of other cichlids too?

@@hanifanzak They eat scales from other cichlids as well. But have better chances by juveniles frontosa.

hello this is Paracyprichromis nigripinnis and lives around 20 meter in Dept. This species I have filmed at Mvuna island. Kipili

@@cichlidsinthewild missing my old 720 liter aquarium

Yes very interesting the evolution of the Lake. Thanks

@@cichlidsinthewild No problem, thanks for sharing.

Hi, it’s not always save to dive and ore snorkelling in Africa. There are many diseases in the rivers and lakes like Bilharzia. I have seen many crock’s but mainly in the rivers. In the lakes the are mainly active around the river deltas where the rivers flow into the Lakes. Unfortunately I couldn’t get them on video I mean off ours the smaller ones 🤪best greetings