Name: Kenyi MbunaScientific Name: Maylandia lombardoi (formerly Pseudotropheus lombardoi)Maximum Length: About 5 inchesFavorite Things: Rocky Malawi environments with caves, shelves, and plenty of line-of-sight breaks. The Kenyi Mbuna is known for its striking sexual dimorphism: Males turn a bold solid golden-yellow as they mature, often with faint barring. Females and juveniles are blue with dark vertical bars, giving them a completely different appearance.This dramatic color shift makes the species highly desirable in Malawi displays. Feed a herbivore-focused diet of spirulina flakes, algae wafers, and quality cichlid pellets.Best Buddies: Works best with other robust Mbuna. Keep in a well-stocked Malawi tank to spread out aggression. Avoid peaceful community fish or soft-water species.
