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How many species of fish is lake Malawi in southern Africa home to?
about 300 species. it has the most number of fish species on earth.
What lake in Africa has the most fish species in the world?
Malawi
Where does the tiger- fish live?
There are several species of fish that are called "Tiger fish" they come from the Congo and Zambezi rivers and lake Malawi also in Africa.
Where is the species of the Malawi Cichlids found?
The fish species of Malawi Cichlids can be found in Lake Malawi on the African continent. It is a large lake that contains many different environments and spans over three countries: Malawi, Tanzania and Mozambique.
Does lake Malawi have the highest number of species of fish in the world?
yes
Where is Snook South Africa?
Snook or snoek is a name for several species of fish which live in the southern ocean off the coast of South Africa.
Where in the world is Lake Malawi located at?
Lake Malawi is located in Malawi National Park. Lake Malawi is known for being one of the Great Lakes of Africa. This lake is known for product of African Cichlid fish.
Where can you find tropical fish?
lake Malawi in Africa, in deltas of south America, parts of china, petco
Lake Malawi has about how many fish species?
The link below will give you a list of a few hundred Lake Malawi fish and these are just the Cichlids. Of course there must be many other types of fish too. :- http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/species_list_malawi.php
What is Malawi famous for?
Lake Malawi is very famous in Malawi. It has a huge range of fish, making it a very special place.
Is a mbuna a fish?
Yes it is a type of fish in Africa, although not exactly a species. It is a family of certain species of cichlid.The name mbuna means "rock fish" in the language of the Tonga people of Malaw.
What biome of Africa do African Penguins live in?
African Penguins primarily live in the coastal marine biome of southern Africa, particularly along the coast of Namibia and South Africa. They inhabit islands and coastal areas with cold ocean currents that support their prey species, such as fish and squid.
