Photo by Mikael Karlsson . Sometimes one can see large individuals of Lobochilotes labiatus . Small individuals are often seen alone in the shallow part of the rocky habitat whereas the bigger individuals dwell in pairs in transitional zones. You never see L. labiatus chasing young fish, particularly in cases where parental adults are protecting them. Their food consists of invertebrates that live in cracks in rocks.
Larger individuals can even catch crabs and snails.
Neolamprologus sexfasciatus from Mponodogoro, Ikola. Photo by Mikael Karlsson . When the fish from the night shift had been counted it was concluded that all fish on the collection list had been caught. After that we started to try to figure out where we should anchor our ship over night. It was decided that we travel down to the inlet at Kobogo and anchor there.