Anostomus spiloclistron (False anostomus with three spots)

The Anostomus Spiloclistron fish is a fish from the Characidae family, which is mainly found in the fresh waters of South America. It is a fairly large fish, up to a length of 15 cm. Its color generally varies between brown and gray, with black vertical stripes along its body.

The Anostomus Spiloclistron fish has an elongated head and a mouth placed on the top of its head, which allows it to feed on the surface. It has robust teeth and powerful jaws, which allow it to easily grind hard foods such as shells and crustaceans.

This fish is very active and quickly moves in water. It is often seen jumping out of the water to catch flying insects. In captivity, it needs a spacious aquarium with a good filtration system to maintain clean and oxygenated water.

Anostomus spiloclistron fish is a lonely fish, which only mates during the love season. The female lays her eggs on the leaves or the submerged branches, and the male takes care of fertilizing them. The eggs hatch in a few days, and the fry develop quickly by following a diet composed mainly of plankton.

Due to its beauty and live personality, Anostomus spiloclistron fish is a popular pet in aquariums. However, you have to be vigilant with your neighbors, because it can be aggressive towards smaller fish. It is also important to provide suitable habitat and varied diet to maintain your health and well-being.