Taxonomy & naming
Lugubria sp. "Atabapo" is a trade label for an undescribed pike cichlid, filed in the atlas under Lugubria, the genus for the lugubris group formerly kept in Crenicichla. The label uses the name of the Rio Atabapo. The form is undescribed, and its identity and range are not documented in the sources behind the atlas.
Morphology
Not documented for this form. Genus-level: pike cichlids are elongate, with a long jaw.
Habitat
Not documented for this form. The Rio Atabapo drains to the upper Orinoco along the Colombia-Venezuela border.
Feeding
Not documented for this form. Genus-level: pike cichlids are predators of fishes and large invertebrates.
Mating
Not documented for this form.
Breeding
Not documented for this form. Genus-level: pike cichlids spawn in caves and the female guards the brood.
In the aquarium
Aqua Haus Gaus lists the fish in 5–6.5 in lots. Genus-typical care applies: a long tank with caves, and no tankmates small enough to swallow.
Conservation
An undescribed form has no IUCN category, and none is claimed here. Population and range data for it are not documented in the atlas's sources.