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Dominant male of Xenotilapia sp. 'bathyphilus yellow' from Kekese, Lake Tanganyika [Tanzania], in the aquarium of Thomas andersen [Denmark]. Photo by Thomas Andersen. determiner Thomas Andersen

Family
Cichlidae

Sub-family
Pseudocrenilabrinae

Tribe
Ectodini

Genus
Xenotilapia

Curator
Thomas Andersen

Published:
03-Jan-2016

Last updated on:
03-Jan-2016

Xenotilapia sp. 'bathyphilus yellow'

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Original reference as:

Andersen, Thomas. 2015. "More than one species behind the name? Xenotilapia bathyphilus". Cichlid News Magazine. 24(1):6-11 (crc06511)

Conservation: Xenotilapia sp. 'bathyphilus yellow' is not evaluated by the international union for the conservation of nature in the iucn red list of threatened species.