Lamprologus ocellatus

Lamprologus ocellatus, known for its distinct ocellated spots, is a fascinating shell-dweller. They require specific water conditions and tank setups to thrive: - **Shell Dwellers:** Since they use shells as shelters, it's vital to provide numerous empty shells in their habitat. - **Behavior:** They are territorial and it's advisable to keep them in species-specific tanks or with compatible species. - **Diet:** Omni, feeding on small crustaceans, insects, and larvae. - **Breeding:** Breeds in shells; females lay eggs inside which are guarded zealously. *Note*: A sandy substrate is recommended to mimic their natural environment.