An aquarium favourite of mine that I have personally raised and bred. Most of the "Goldhead" form of A. compressiceps found in Singapore's ornamental trade are of the locality that originates from Kasanga, a town in Tanzania. So-called "Muzi" sold locally, unless acquired from a reliable dealer or breeder, are often Kasanga.
The local common names sometimes assigned to these cichlids is "Egg-eater." One may also find some old-school shops selling them as 金蓑鮋屬, which roughly translates to "Golden Lion Fish" (Mandarin speakers, please correct me if I am wrong).
At least two pairs were spotted in the exhibit, one pair was very hard at work clearing out a shell that the female was ready to deposit her eggs in, right by the front of the glass!
