Aplocheilus dayi (Green panchax)
Description
Aplocheilus dayi fish is a freshwater fish from India. It is a small fish, measuring about 5 centimeters in length once adult. It has a gray color with black spots on the body and black bands on the fins.
Aplocheilus dayi fish is a lonely and territorial animal. He likes to hide in plants and water roots to protect himself from predators. It feeds mainly on small insects and insect larvae which he finds in the water.
Aplocheilus dayi fish is a fish that needs quality water to survive. It is sensitive to temperature and pH changes of water, and needs a filter to maintain clean and healthy water.
Due to its small size and its care needs, APLOCHEILUS Dayi fish is better suitable for experienced aquariophiles rather than beginners. It is a calm and peaceful fish, which can cohabit with other species of peaceful freshwater fish, but it can become aggressive if it is put in competition for food or space.
Aplocheilus dayi fish is an interesting fish to observe in a well -maintained aquarium.
Origin
- FamilyCyprinodontidae
- OriginIndia, Sri Lanka
Characteristics
- Adult size7 cm
- BehaviourAggressive
- FoodCarnivorous
Water parameters
- Water typeFreshwater, hot
Data to check
Some historical parameters still need checking before choosing this species: Temperature, pH, Minimum aquarium capacity (in liters).
