Petco was out of frozen spirulina and brine shrimp cubes, so I bought frozen spirulina and mysis shrimp cubes instead. This one let me know through hesitation and then violent spitting that it was not an acceptable alternative. 😂
Meanwhile the dogs are staring at me in an accusatory manner and wondering why they never get frozen food when they would actually appreciate it.
As a preface, I know nothing about this fish aside from my little google research. I couldn’t find anything on its bones, so I assume that it has the normal amount and is just a good chunky little guy. It is very very cute, but still a pretty regular looking fish, moderate funk. A lot of things talked about snails eating the slime off of them, so I assume that they are gunky little guys!
Overall: 8/10
Omg they’re so cute Omg I want one I want one I want one Omg omg omg LOOK AT IT
Cycles of fusion and fission enabled rapid parallel adaptive radiations in African cichlids
Adaptive radiation produces a great deal of diversity during the process of evolution, but not all lineages radiate, and in fact, most don’t. For decades, researchers have been interested in why radiations occur and many studies have looked at this using the striking radiation of African rift lake cichlids. Meier et al. studied the radiations within Lake Victoria and confirmed that the radiation in this lake, covering many trophic guilds, occurred only 16,000 years ago. Furthermore, they found that the radiation was able to occur so rapidly because of a repeating process of hybridization and specialization.
Read more here: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ade2833