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Yellow Mara Elongatus

Yellow Mara Elongatus

Remarks: Metriaclima usisyae, formerly M. sp. Elongatus Usisya, are found around Usisya and Mara Rocks. Females are golden-brown with black fins, while males are a striking yellow with subtle, dark bands running vertically down their flanks. There may be some light blue barring in the forehead and back as well. Like all mbuna, they are typically only aggressive towards other males that look similar, so keeping them with fish of a different appearance will avoid most aggression issues.

Scientific Name: Metriaclima usisyae

Common Name: Yellow Mara Elongatus

Max Size: 4"

pH: 7.5-8.4

Hardness: Hard

Temperature: 74-82°

Aggressiveness: Aggressive

Region of Origin: Lake Malawi, Africa

Captive Bred or Wild: Captive Bred

Diet: Flake food low in protein

Compatibility: Mbuna, Synodontis catfish

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  • Williamsi Blue Lips
  • White Tail Acei
  • Chindongo socolofi
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Remarks: Metriaclima usisyae, formerly M. sp. Elongatus Usisya, are found around Usisya and Mara Rocks. Females are golden-brown with black fins, while males are a striking yellow with subtle, dark bands running vertically down their flanks. There may be some light blue barring in the forehead and back as well. Like all mbuna, they are typically only aggressive towards other males that look similar, so keeping them with fish of a different appearance will avoid most aggression issues.

Scientific Name: Metriaclima usisyae

Common Name: Yellow Mara Elongatus

Max Size: 4"

pH: 7.5-8.4

Hardness: Hard

Temperature: 74-82°

Aggressiveness: Aggressive

Region of Origin: Lake Malawi, Africa

Captive Bred or Wild: Captive Bred

Diet: Flake food low in protein

Compatibility: Mbuna, Synodontis catfish

Tank Mate Options:

  • Williamsi Blue Lips
  • White Tail Acei
  • Chindongo socolofi
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