Acanthopsis choirorhynchus (Acanthopsis choirhynchus)

Acanthopsis fish Choirorhynchus is a freshwater fish from Australia. It is a relatively small fish, generally measuring between 8 and 10 centimeters in length. It has a laterally elongated and compressed shape, with a wide head and a protractile mouth. Her dress is generally gray or brown, with darker spots spread over the whole body. Its dorsal fin is made up of several thorny rays, which give it a thorny appearance.

Acanthopsis fish Choirorhynchus is a lonely fish that lives in the shallow waters of the streams and lakes from Australia. It has a diet mainly composed of insects and small crustaceans which it captures by hunting in the aquatic herbs or by searching the bottom of the water in search of hidden prey.

Acanthopsis fish Choirorhynchus is an unusual fish in captivity, although it is sometimes raised by experienced aquariophiles. It needs a well planted aquarium and a powerful filter to maintain clean and oxygenated water. It is also recommended to provide him with a furniture substrate so that he can dig and hide. In general, it gets along well with other peaceful fish of similar size, but can become aggressive towards smaller or slower fish.

Acanthopsis fish choirhynchus is a protected species in Australia and it is prohibited to capture or market it without authorization. Despite this, it is often threatened by water pollution and the destruction of its natural habitat. It is important to make people aware of the protection of this unique species and to ensure that it can continue to live in its natural environment.