Cichlid Fishes of Lake Malawi, Africa - In-depth descriptions of most of the fishes of Lake Malawi with references to the scientific literature. Gas Station - African Cichlids - Pictures, articles, chat, message board, and a fish puzzle. African Rift Lake Chemistry - Archive of newsgroup messages pertaining to cichlids and water chemistry. Malawi and Victorian Cichlids - Photos and details about the rock dwelling cichlids, mbuna and mbipi, as well as information on setting up an aquarium. Hawki's Mbuna Page - Photos and information on the author's African cichlid tank. Frontosa Corner - Articles, including FAQ, and photos. Malawi and Tanganyika Cichlids - Photos and some information about cichlids from Lake Malawi and Lake Tanganyika. Cichlid Recipe - Designed for beginning African cichlid hobbyists, describes tank selection, diet, aggression, and species. My Personal Cichlid Pages - A personal website with information and tips about maintenance and breeding of these fish. Trophs.com - A community dedicated to discussion of Tropheus keeping, care, species and variants. Registration is required. Australian Frontosa Keepers - A forum for keepers of Frontosa, Gibberosa and other African Cichlids. Our Malawi-cichlids - Contains details about the owner's fish as well as a Cichlid and photos. AfricanCichlidForum.com - An online community dedicated to all African Cichlid species and variants. Cyphos.com - An online community dedicated to all Cyphotilapia, Frontosa and Gibberosa species and variants. Features a forum, gallery and calculator. Dan's Cichlid Aquarium - Information and pictures of African cichlids and tank setup. Lake Malawi Cichlid Information for Beginners - Information about the care of Lake Malawi cichlids, including tank set up and requirements, suitable species, feeding, behavior, and compatibility. Larry Johnson's Lake Malawi Cichlid Page - Features mbuna and other Lake Malawi cichlids photographed in their natural habitat. Zoo seeks mate for last surviving ‘gorgeously ugly’ fish - The BBC reports that there are three known surviving Mangarahara cichlids, all male, and that a female is wanted to save the species.