Neolamprologus Multifaciatus

Neolamprologus Multifasciatus is often referred to as the world's "smallest cichlid"!
 
They reach a size of around 1.75 ­- 2 inches for the males and the females are around one inch. 
Their unique behaviour is associated with their affinity to shells.  They burrow sand to move shells, take refuge in shells and also breed in them.  
 
This behaviour is what makes these shell dwelling cichlids so fascinating to watch and keep.  They also do well with other community fish and fish that stays near the top of your tank.