Tilapelastus
Tilapelastus is a genus of freshwater fish belonging to the family Cichlidae, commonly known as cichlids. These fish are native to Africa and are primarily found in lakes and rivers. The genus is characterized by a specific set of morphological features that distinguish it from other cichlid genera. Members of Tilapelastus are generally omnivorous, with their diet often consisting of algae, small invertebrates, and plant matter.
Reproduction in Tilapelastus species typically involves mouthbrooding, where one or both parents incubate the eggs and
The genus Tilapelastus has undergone taxonomic revisions over time, and its classification is subject to ongoing