Cape Nambeyeye
KAYP nahm-beh-YEH-yeh (approx.)
The atlas records 12 collection-point forms from Cape Nambeyeye, across 9 genera.
8.5320°S 30.7226°E
Cape Nambeyeye, also known as Kabayeye, is a cape on Zambia's Lake Tanganyika shore, under 1 km north-west of Cape Chikutula.
Where it is
Cape Nambeyeye is at the southern end of Lake Tanganyika, 360 mi south of the lake's northern tip.
Nearest collection points: Cape Chikutula 0.4 mi south-east · Lufubu 2 mi south · Kakwele 2.2 mi south-east
Shore, third and distances are measured from the coordinates above against the lake’s mapped outline.
The water
Lake-wide measured chemistry of Lake Tanganyika — collection points share their lake's water; site-specific figures are shown only where the literature records them.
Nearest measured station: Mpulungu (south basin) (~50 km) — Temperature 24.5 °C · pH 8.9 · Conductivity 662 µS/cm · Visibility (Secchi) 11.9 m
Surface temperature here
Across Apr–Nov, monthly means run 76 °F to 82 °F — coolest in Jul. Measured by satellite 1995–2023: the daily median of clear readings within 10 km of the site (1658 clear days). The rainy-season months are usually too cloudy to measure and are left blank.
Temperature: ESA Climate Change Initiative, Lakes_cci v3.0 (Asfour et al. 2026; doi:10.5285/a56dba09df8a42ec9fba8b8c7a5e1f69). Chemistry on this page remains the lake's own.
Each entry below is the population of that species recorded here — the form aquarists keep and breed as a distinct, provenance-labelled line. Crossing forms from different collection points is considered hybridisation in the hobby.