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Lamvya Bay, Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania
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A crocodile has been spotted in Lamvya Bay (October 2008). John Barnaba is getting into the water to warn
the unsuspecting Magnus photographing Julidochromis sp. “Regani Samazi” at 12 metres’ depth.
Photo: © African Diving Ltd
The water of Lamvya Bay is stagnant and the habitat is sediment rich. The shoreline is overgrown with reeds, an ideal habitat
for crocodiles, which we repeatedly had to get out of the water to avoid while surveying the bay's fish fauna in 2008.
Photo: © African Diving Ltd
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the unsuspecting Magnus photographing Julidochromis sp. “Regani Samazi” at 12 metres’ depth.
Photo: © African Diving Ltd
for crocodiles, which we repeatedly had to get out of the water to avoid while surveying the bay's fish fauna in 2008.
Photo: © African Diving Ltd