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Ndumbi Rocks, situated on the north end of Likoma Island, is home to a large variety of endemic cichlids. Rock dwelling mbuna feed on both the algae growing on the rocks and tiny plankton drifting in

Ndumbi Rocks, situated on the north end of Likoma Island, is home to a large variety of endemic cichlids. Rock dwelling mbuna feed on both the algae growing on the rocks and tiny plankton drifting in the mild current.

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Ndumbi Rocks, situated on the north end of Likoma Island, is home to a large variety of endemic cichlids. Rock dwelling mbuna feed on both the algae growing on the rocks and tiny plankton drifting in the mild current.