Chindongo demasoni (Lake Malawi)

Pseudotropheus demasoni is a freshwater fish belonging to the Cichlidae family. It is an endemic species of the Lake Malawi region in East Africa.

Pseudotropheus demasoni is a small to medium-sized fish, measuring about 10 cm in length. Its body is primarily blue-green with black and white spots on its back and fins. The fins are large and well-developed, allowing it to swim quickly.

Pseudotropheus demasoni mainly lives in the calm and shallow waters of Lake Malawi, where it feeds on small insects, crustaceans, and aquatic plants. It is a territorial fish that can be aggressive towards other fish of its own species.

Pseudotropheus demasoni is often raised in aquariums for its beauty and interesting behavior. It is an easy fish to maintain in captivity and is popular among beginner aquarists.