Chindongo sp. 'fuscus dwarf' Londo Bay

Genus:	Chindongo
Biotope:	Rocky habitat. Typically associated with shallow rocky areas with crevices and small caves.
Geographic distribution:	Lake Malawi. Exact range unclear; known only from limited local observations.
Typical adult size:	Small-sized mbuna, approximately 6–7 cm total length.
Sexual dimorphism:	Poorly documented. Males are presumed to be slightly larger and more intensely colored than females.
Recommended aquarium size:	200–250 L.
Aquarium setup:	Dense rockwork with numerous hiding places. Provide multiple caves to allow territory formation and reduce aggression.
Diet:	Herbivorous. Feeds primarily on algae and microorganisms from aufwuchs.
Breeding:	Maternal mouthbrooder. No population-specific breeding observations available.
Aggression:	Moderate intraspecific aggression. Territorial behavior expected in males.

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