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Humphead Madagascar cichlid (Katria katria) — Cichlidae

Humphead Madagascar cichlid

Katria katria
Family: Cichlidae
EN · Endangered

The Humphead Madagascar cichlid (Katria katria) is a freshwater fish of the family Cichlidae that grows up to 13 cm.

Length
12.7 cm
Water
Freshwater
Depth
0–? m
Diet
Carnivore
Behaviour
Small groups
Activity
Diurnal
Body shape
Torpedo-shaped
Substrate
Sand / mud bottom
Danger
Harmless
Range
Madagascar
Edibility
Rarely eaten

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Description

The humphead Madagascar cichlid is a cichlid endemic to the Nosivolo River in eastern Madagascar. It grows to about 13 cm and has a golden-brown body with two broad black cross-bars on the flank. It lives in rivers with sand and gravel bottoms and scattered boulders. As a Malagasy cichlid the species holds a distinct place within the island's threatened freshwater fish fauna. Because of habitat loss and the decline of its range it is listed as Endangered (EN) on the IUCN Red List. The fish is harmless to humans.

Frequently asked questions

How do you recognise the Humphead Madagascar cichlid?

The Humphead Madagascar cichlid has a torpedo-shaped body, is mainly yellow-gold and shows a vertical stripes pattern. Golden-brown with two black vertical bars; endemic endangered Madagascan cichlid

Where does the Humphead Madagascar cichlid live?

The Humphead Madagascar cichlid lives in fresh water and is mostly found around sand or mud bottom. Madagascar

How big does the Humphead Madagascar cichlid get?

The Humphead Madagascar cichlid grows to a maximum of about 13 cm.

Is the Humphead Madagascar cichlid dangerous to humans?

No, the Humphead Madagascar cichlid is harmless to humans. This species is harmless to humans. No specific first aid is needed. Still handle the fish with care: mind the fin rays and the sharp edges of the gill cover, and rinse any scratch with clean water and cover it. For a dirty or deep wound check tetanus status.

Is the Humphead Madagascar cichlid edible?

The Humphead Madagascar cichlid is rarely eaten.

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All data

Identification

English name
Humphead Madagascar cichlid verified
Scientific name
Katria katria
Family
Cichlidae

Appearance

Size class
Small verified
Max length (cm)
12.7 verified
Body shape
Torpedo-shaped sourced
Dominant colour
Yellow / gold inferred
Pattern
Vertical bars sourced
Tail shape
Straight inferred
Mouth position
Terminal sourced
Lips
Thin sourced
Barbels
No sourced
Dorsal fins
One continuous sourced
Dorsal spines
Yes sourced

Habitat & distribution

Water type
Freshwater sourced
Substrate
Sand / mud bottom sourced
Min depth (m)
0 sourced
Natural range
Madagascar verified
Origin
Native verified

Behaviour & biology

Diet
Carnivore inferred
Diet (detail)
Small invertebrates and insect larvae inferred
Social behaviour
Small groups inferred
Territorial
Yes inferred
Activity
Diurnal sourced
Reproduction
Separate sexes sourced
Sexual dimorphism
No sourced
Seasonality
River cichlid; breeds in the rainy season. sourced
Special features
Golden-brown with two black vertical bars; endemic endangered Madagascan cichlid sourced

For anglers

Edibility
Rarely eaten sourced
Fishing method
Small in size and barely an angling target; mostly caught incidentally or as baitfish. inferred
Regulations source
FishBase ↗ inferred

Safety

Danger to humans
Harmless sourced
First aid
This species is harmless to humans. No specific first aid is needed. Still handle the fish with care: mind the fin rays and the sharp edges of the gill cover, and rinse any scratch with clean water and cover it. For a dirty or deep wound check tetanus status. verified

Status & sources

Sources
FishBase via GBIF (DwC-A), CC-BY-NC 4.0

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