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Haplochromis venustus (Nimbochromis venustus) is a popular freshwater fish. It originates from Lake Malawi in Africa. This uniquely patterned fish can produce 50 to 120 externally fertilized eggs. The female will lay the eggs and incubate them in her mouth for 21 days. Even after hatching, the young fish will remain in the female's skin for 10 days before being released.
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Common Name
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Giraffe Cichlid, Venustus Hap, Giraffe Hap
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Conservation Status
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Extinct (EX)
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Taxonomy
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Scientific name
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Nimbochromis venustus
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Species
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Nimbochromis venustus
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Haplochromis venustus (Nimbochromis venustus) is a popular freshwater fish. It originates from Lake Malawi in Africa. This uniquely patterned fish can produce 50 to 120 externally fertilized eggs. The female will lay the eggs and incubate them in her mouth for 21 days. Even after hatching, the young fish will remain in the female's skin for 10 days before being released.
