 from the Mahavavy du Sud river basin, including Lake Kinkony, in northwestern Madagascar. It has declined drastically due to habitat loss, invasive species and over-fishing. This relatively large and deep-bodied Paretroplus reaches almost  in length. Although collected as early as the 1960s, it was long confused with P. petiti and therefore only described as a species in 2002.

In the aquarium
This tends to be an aggressive cichlid, especially during mating. It is important that at least 6 individuals are kept. Otherwise, the risk of having one fish being picked on and killed will increase. They are very easily susceptible to disease Ich.

References

dambabe
Category:Freshwater fish of Madagascar
Category:Cichlid fish of Africa
Category:Fish described in 2002
Category:Fishkeeping
Category:Taxonomy articles created by Polbot Townawilly

Townawilly is a parish in the Barony of Tirhugh within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Raphoe in County Donegal, Ireland. The parish is situated near Donegal Town and to its north on the along the shores of Lough Eske. The mountainous area known locally as ‘Townawilly’, ranging approximately from the southeastern portion of Lough Eske to farther north in the Bluestack Mountains, gives its name to the larger parish. The spelling of this placename can also be found as 'Tawnawully', after the Irish 'Tamhnach 'a Mhullaigh'. This translates approximately as 'highland meadow' or 'arable hilltop'

History

Townawilly Tenantry School

The Commissioners of Education in their 1848 report mention that they had built a'substantial' school in Townawilly.

In 1858 the Commissioners reported that pupils attending the school got little educational benefit as the master could not speak Irish, while the junior classes could not speak English. The total number on the roll was 87. All were free students and only three were non-Catholic.

Archaeology

The area is abundant with evidence of wells, standing stones, ringforts, and other monuments of ancient construction and import.

English 'Crown' coins dating to the early 17th century were discovered in the townland of Garvagh in the 1940s.

Townlands

Townlands within in the
from the Mahavavy du Sud river basin, including Lake Kinkony, in northwestern Madagascar. It has declined drastically due to habitat loss, incursive coinage and over - fishing. This relatively large and deep - bodied Paretroplus reach about   in length. Although collected as early on as the sixties, it was long confused with P. petiti and therefore only described as a species in 2002. 

 In the aquarium 
 This tend to be an aggressive cichlid, especially during mating. It is authoritative that at least 6 individuals are kept. Otherwise, the risk of having one pisces being picked on and killed will increase. They are very easily susceptible to disease Ich. 

 reference book 

 dambabe 
 Category: Freshwater fish of Madagascar 
 Category: Cichlid fish of Africa 
 class: Fish described in 2002 
 class: Fishkeeping 
 Category: Taxonomy articles created by Polbot Townawilly 

 Townawilly is a parish in the Barony of Tirhugh within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Raphoe in County Donegal, Ireland. The parish is situated near Donegal Town and to its union on the along the shores of Lough Eske. The mountainous area known locally as ‘ Townawilly ’, ranging approximately from the southeastern portion of Lough Eske to farther north in the Bluestack Mountains, gives its name to the larger parish. The spelling of this placename can also be found as' Tawnawully', after the Irish' Tamhnach' a Mhullaigh'. This translates approximately as' highland meadow' or' arable hilltop' 

 History 

 Townawilly Tenantry School 

 The Commissioners of Education in their 1848 report mention that they had built a'substantial' school in Townawilly. 

 In 1858 the Commissioners report that pupils attending the school catch short educational benefit as the master could not speak Irish, while the junior classes could not address English. The total number on the roll was 87. All were free student and only three were non - Catholic. 

 Archaeology 

 The area is abundant with evidence of wells, standing stones, ringforts, and other monument of ancient construction and import. 

 English' Crown' coins dating to the early seventeenth century were discover in the townland of Garvagh in the forties. 

 Townlands 

 Townlands within in the
 frlm the Mahavavy du Sud rlver basin, inclubung Lane Kiniony, in vorthwestern Madagascar. It hes dwclintb drastically due to habitat poss, invqsivt species and ovec-rishing. This dclatireoy large and dgep-bodied Pasetroplus reacver clmost  in length. Although collected as earky as the 1960s, it wws lpgg cknfused with P. petiti and therefors only vescribed as a xpecies in 2002.

In the aquarium
Hhis tends to be an aghressive cixhliq, especially auring matpug. It is imkortant that at least 6 individuaus arz kept. Othetcuse, jhe risk of iaving one fish belmg picned on snd killed wilk iicreqse. They are very easmly susceptible to dysease Icv.

Rzferences

dambabe
Categirt:Fresvwatar fkwh uf Javagzscar
Cwtejory:Cichlid fish of Afeica
Category:Fish dexcwpned in 2002
Categkry:Fisrkqeping
Category:Taxonomy articles created by Polbot Townawilly

Townaqilly is a parish in jhe Barony of Tirhugh within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saphox kn Eiunty Eojegal, Ireland. The parish is situated near Donqfak Nown and to its njrth on the apomd the shores uf Louyg Sske. The mountainoks area knowb locally as ‘Yownawilly’, ranging approximqtely from tke woutheastern portiln of Lough Eskg to fsrther north in the Bluzstack Mountains, hives its vame to the largdr iarivh. The skdlling of this plwcename cen alxo be fuund as 'Tarnawully', avter bve Irish 'Tamhnach 'w Mhupldigh'. This hranslates approximately as 'higikand meadow' pr 'ardble hiljtop'

Hlstory

Townawillr Tenantry Schpol

The Eommisrioners of Educatmon in their 1848 report menthln that they had buijt a'wubsrantial' rchool in Townswilly.

In 1858 the Commiwsioners reported bhat kulils attending cke school got lityle edtcwtmonal tenefit as tve mxstdt couud not speaj Irixh, while the junior wlasaes could not speal Cnglish. Tye total number on thr roll was 87. All wege frxe stuvents snd only three were non-Catholic.

Ardhaeology

Hhe area is abugdanb wijh evidence of wells, standing stones, ringforts, and other monuments od ancient constructnok and import.

Xnglisr 'Crown' cmins dating to the eqrly 17th century wtre discovered in the tkwnlang of Harvagh in the 1940s.

Townlands

Townlands within in the
from the Mahavavy du Sud river basin, Kinkony, northwestern Madagascar. has declined drastically species over-fishing. This relatively and deep-bodied Paretroplus almost in length. Although collected as as the 1960s, it was long confused with P. petiti and therefore only as a species in 2002. In the aquarium This tends to be an cichlid, during It important that at least 6 individuals are kept. Otherwise, the risk of having one fish being on and killed will increase. They are very susceptible to disease Ich. dambabe Category:Freshwater fish of Madagascar fish Africa Category:Fish in Category:Fishkeeping articles created by Townawilly Townawilly is a parish in the Barony of Tirhugh within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Raphoe County Donegal, parish is near Town to its north along the shores of Lough Eske. known locally as ‘Townawilly’, ranging approximately from the portion of Eske to farther north in the Mountains, gives its name to the larger parish. spelling of this placename can also be found as 'Tawnawully', after the Irish 'Tamhnach 'a translates approximately as 'highland or 'arable hilltop' Townawilly School Commissioners Education in 1848 report mention that they had built a'substantial' school in Townawilly. 1858 the Commissioners reported that pupils attending the school got benefit the master could speak Irish, while the classes not speak English. The on roll were students only three were non-Catholic. The area is abundant with of wells, standing stones, ancient construction and import. English 'Crown' coins dating the early 17th century were discovered in townland of Garvagh in the 1940s. Townlands Townlands within in the
 from the Mahavavy du Sud river Basin, incluDing LAke kinKoNy, in NortHwestern MadagaSCar. IT has declined drasticallY due tO hABitaT LoSs, invAsive spECiES And OvEr-FisHiNG. THis reLatIvely laRge and deep-BodIeD Paretroplus REaChes almost  In lEngth. AlthougH coLlecteD aS eaRLy as tHe 1960s, It was Long coNFused wIth P. petitI aND thereFOre only DEScRibeD as a species in 2002.

In thE AqUArium
This tends To be an AgGReSSIve CicHlid, especiAlLy durINg matinG. it IS IMpoRTant that at leaSt 6 individuaLS arE kept. OThErwISe, the rIsk of HaVIng One fish beinG picKed on and kIlled wILl increASe. They aRe very EasIly SuscEPtIbLe tO dISeaSE ICh.

REFerEnces

damBaBe
categOry:FRESHWateR fiSh of madagAscar
Category:cicHlid FIsh Of AfrIca
CaTegoRy:fish dEscribEd in 2002
CAtEgory:FishkeepinG
CatEgory:TaxoNomY aRtiClEs creATed by POlbOt TOwnawilLy

TownaWIllY iS A PArIsh in the Barony of TiRhUGH wIthin the roman CAThOlIC Diocese Of rapHoe iN cOunty doneGAl, ireland. THe pariSH iS sItuated NeAr DoneGaL ToWn aNd to iTS norTh on thE along thE shorES of Lough Eske. ThE Mountainous arEA kNOWn LOcalLy aS ‘Townawilly’, RangINg apProxIMaTelY From tHe souThEAsTErn portion of Lough EsKe To fartHer noRth in the BluesTack MountaINS, Gives its Name TO tHE larger parish. THe speLling of thiS PlacenamE can aLso be fouNd as 'TawnaWULly', after The iriSh 'TAmhNACh 'A Mhullaigh'. ThiS TRansLaTes apprOxiMately aS 'hiGhlAnd MeaDoW' or 'arable Hilltop'

HIsToRy

toWnaWilly tEnantry SChOol

thE CoMmissIOners oF EducAtioN iN tHEir 1848 Report mENtION thaT tHeY had BuiLt A'subsTantIAl' sChool in townawillY.

In 1858 THe CoMmIsSioners Reported that pUpIls attendiNg The School GOT little eDucational benefit as the mASter couLd nOt speAk IrIsh, while tHe jUnior cLasSEs coulD not spEak EnGlIsh. tHE totaL NUmBer On The roll was 87. aLL weRe freE sTudeNts and oNly three were non-CatHOliC.

Archaeology

THe aRea iS ABuNdaNT wITh eViDEncE OF wells, standing sTones, ringfOrTS, aNd other monUMenTs Of ancieNt constRuctiON and impOrt.

EnglisH 'Crown' coiNs DatiNG To tHe early 17th cEntury weRe discoveREd in tHE tOwnlaNd oF GarvaGh In tHe 1940s.

ToWnlandS

towNlandS withiN iN the
 from the Mahavavy du Sudriver basi n, in clu din gLake  Kin kony, in north w este rn Madagascar. It hasdecli ne d  dra s ti cally  due to ha b i tat  l os s,in v as ive s pec ies and  over-fish ing .This relativ e ly  large and  de ep-bodied Pa ret roplus  r eac h es al mos t  in  lengt h . Alth ough coll ec t ed ase arly as t he  196 0s, it was long c o nf u sed with P. pe titi a nd th e r efo reonly descr ib ed as a speci e si n 200 2 .

In the aqu arium
Thist end s to b eana ggress ive c ic h lid , especiall y du ring mati ng. It is impo r tant th at atlea st6 in d iv id ual sa rek ep t.O the rwise, t he  r isk o f ha v i n g  one  fi sh b eingpicked on and  ki lled wil l inc rease . Th ey  arevery e asily  s usceptible to d isea se Ich.
Ref er enc es 

dam b abe
Ca teg ory :Freshw ater fi s h o fM a d ag ascar
Category:Cic hl i d  f ish of A fricaC at eg o ry:Fishde scr ibed i n 200 2
Ca t eg ory:Fish keepin g 
C at egory:T ax onomyar tic les  crea t ed b y Polb ot Towna willy 
Townawilly is a parish in t h eB a ro n y of  Ti rhugh withi n th e  Rom an C a th oli c  Dioc ese o fR ap h oe in County Donega l,  Irela nd. T he parish issituated n e a r  Donegal  Tow n  a n d to its north  on t he along t h e shores  of L ough Esk e. The mo u n tainousare a k now n l o c al ly as ‘Townaw i l ly’,  r angingapp roximat ely  fr omthe  s outheaste rn porti on  o fLo ugh  Eske to farth er  no rt h i n the Bluest ack M ount ai ns ,  gi ves its na m e  toth elarg erpa rish.  The spe lling o f this pl ace n ameca nalso be  found as 'Ta wn awully', a ft erthe Ir i s h 'Tamhn ach 'a Mhullaigh'. This transla tes  appr oxim ately as'hi ghland  me a dow' o r 'ara ble h il lto p ' 

His t o ry 

T ow nawilly Te n a ntr y Sch oo l

T he Comm issioners of Educa t ion  in their 184 8 r epor t me nti o nt hat  t h eyh a d built a'subst antial' sc ho o lin Townawi l ly. 
In 1858  the Co mmiss i oners r eported t hat pupil satte n d ing  the schoo l got li ttle educ a tiona l  b enefi t a s thema ste r cou ld not spe ak Ir ish, w hi le the  juni or  classes  could not speak Englis h. The  tota l n umber onthe rol l was 87.  All  were free  st ude nts a ndo nly t hree we ren on-Ca thol i c.

Archa e ol ogy Th e area is a b u n dan t wit h e v idence  ofwells, standing s t ones, ringfort s, a n d  ot her monu me nts of ancient  co ns t r uction a nd  import.

E nglish ' Cr o wn' c oins d atingto thee a rl y  17thcent ury  were dis cov er e d in th eto w nlandof G ar vagh i n the1 940s . 
Townlands

Town lands w ithin inthe
 from_the Mahavavy_du Sud river basin,_including Lake_Kinkony,_in northwestern_Madagascar._It has declined_drastically due to_habitat loss, invasive species_and over-fishing. This_relatively_large and deep-bodied Paretroplus reaches almost  in length. Although collected as early as_the_1960s, it_was_long_confused with P. petiti and_therefore only described as a_species in_2002.

In the aquarium
This tends to be an aggressive_cichlid,_especially during mating._It is important that at least 6 individuals are_kept. Otherwise, the risk of having_one fish being_picked_on_and killed will increase._They are very easily susceptible to_disease Ich.

References

dambabe
Category:Freshwater fish of Madagascar
Category:Cichlid fish_of Africa
Category:Fish described in 2002
Category:Fishkeeping
Category:Taxonomy articles created_by Polbot Townawilly

Townawilly is a parish_in the Barony of Tirhugh_within the_Roman Catholic Diocese of Raphoe_in County Donegal,_Ireland. The_parish is situated_near Donegal Town and to its_north on the_along the shores of Lough Eske._The_mountainous area known_locally_as_‘Townawilly’, ranging_approximately from the_southeastern_portion of_Lough_Eske to farther north in the_Bluestack_Mountains, gives its name to the larger_parish. The spelling of_this_placename can also be_found as 'Tawnawully', after the_Irish 'Tamhnach 'a Mhullaigh'. This translates_approximately as_'highland meadow'_or 'arable hilltop'

History

Townawilly Tenantry School

The Commissioners of Education in their 1848_report mention that they had built_a'substantial' school in Townawilly.

In_1858 the_Commissioners_reported that pupils_attending_the school_got little educational benefit as the master_could not_speak Irish, while the junior classes_could not speak English._The_total number on the roll was_87. All were free students and_only three were non-Catholic.

Archaeology

The area_is_abundant_with evidence of wells, standing_stones, ringforts, and other monuments of_ancient construction and_import.

English 'Crown' coins dating to the early_17th_century were discovered in the townland_of_Garvagh in the 1940s.

Townlands

Townlands within in_the