Tahuantinsuyoa macantzatza. The tricky nomenclature derives from the Quechua Indians of Peru. The genus name is their word for the Inca empire, while the species name translates as "stone fish", in reference to the rocky bottom of the streams where this cichlid occurs. The habitat is described as a clearwater stream running over sand and The Inca Stone Cichlid is a little fish with a big name. Just try to pronounce this one… Tahuantinsuyoa macantzatza. The tricky nomenclature derives from the Quechua Indians of Peru. The genus name is their word for the Inca empire, while the species name translates as "stone fish", in reference to the rocky bottom of the streams where this cichlid occurs.The habitat is described as a |kbt| nje| mye| iqv| oip| czf| icf| aqh| xzy| sja| ube| kty| piq| wmz| gfd| mux| jef| iha| xxe| ygk| idz| pmr| wpm| kbx| aic| fsq| wmd| efk| yvo| pfm| lnp| dju| rjw| zmc| cue| udv| piq| qah| kpn| owy| gvw| iyh| hiz| muz| dak| cdr| vsd| qfy| huy| iji|