Aphyosemion amieti (Killie of friend)

APHYOSEMION FISH FRIENDS is a freshwater fish belonging to the Aplocheilidae family. It measures about 5 cm in length and has a slender and elongated body with well developed dorsal, caudal and pelvic fins. Its color is generally brown with lighter longitudinal strips on the body. You can also see irregular black spots on the fins.

APHYOSEMION FISH FRIENDS is from the region of the rain forest of Côte d'Ivoire in West Africa. He lives in shallow and stagnant waters, like the marshes and the ponds. APHYOSEMION FISH FRIENDS is mainly feeding small insects, algae and foam.

APHYOSEMION FISH FRIENDS is a peaceful and gregarious fish that likes to live in a group. It is generally peaceful with other fish species, but can become aggressive with its congeners when it comes to finding a reproductive partner. APHYOSEMION FISH FRIENDS is an oviparous fish, that is to say that it lays eggs rather than giving birth to small. The female generally lays her eggs on the leaves and stems of submerged plants, where the eggs will be protected until hatching.

APHYOSEMION FISH AMIETI is a popular aquarium animal, especially in lovers of exotic fish. Its gregarious behavior and attractive color make it a pleasant fish to watch. However, it is important to provide adequate habitat to these aquarium fish, taking care to maintain clean water and provide them with adequate diet.

Male much more colorful than females.