Aphyocharax paraguayensis (White ocel tetra, sun tetra)

The Aushyocharax Paraguayensis fish is a freshwater fish that belongs to the Characidae family. He is from the fresh waters of Paraguay, from where he takes his name. Paraguayensis Aushyocharax fish has an elongated and compressed shape, with a pointed head and a slightly swollen muzzle. Its color generally varies between green and brown, with black stripes running along its body.

Paraguayensis Aushyocharax fish measures about 5 centimeters in length, although some individuals can reach up to 7 centimeters. It has two dorsal fins, one anal fin and two pelvic fins. The Aushyocharax Paraguayensis fish is generally considered a background fish, although it can also move to different heights in water.

The Aushyocharax Paraguayensis fish is generally a lonely fish, although it can also live in groups comprising several individuals. It feeds mainly on small invertebrates such as aquatic insects and crustaceans, although it can also eat algae and other aquatic plants. Paraguayensis Aushyocharax fish is generally considered a peaceful fish and can be kept in aquarium with other species of peaceful fresh water fish.

The Aushyocharax Paraguayensis fish is an oviparous reproduction fish, that is to say that it lays eggs rather than giving birth to fry. Eggs are generally placed on solid surfaces such as aquatic plant leaves or rocks, where they are protected until the frying areas. The Aushyocharax Paraguayensis fish is generally considered a common species and is not threatened with extinction.