Axelrodia riesei (Red semolina tetra)

More delicate species than red neon. Water to be maintained at a hardness less than or equal to approximately 8 ° DGH, if it is around 20 ° DGH its coloring disappears. You have to filter the water on peat. Dark floor, mitigated lighting perhaps by floating platforms bring out the colors of this fish. In the wild its dress is red-recruited, but this shade fade when it is in aquarium. You can nodd in with fine, tetra-rabin food or flocons foods.

The Axelrodia Riesei fish is a freshwater fish from South America. It belongs to the Cichlidae family, which has around 1,500 species of fish. The Axelrodia Riesei fish is a colored fish, with blue and yellow shades on its head and body. Its tail is often pink or red.

The Axelrodia Riesei fish is generally small, with an average length of 3 to 4 cm. However, some individuals can reach up to 6 cm in length. The Axelrodia Riesei fish has an oval shape and compressed laterally, with prominent eyes and a pointed muzzle.

The Axelrodia Riesei fish is an omnivorous animal, that is to say that it feeds on both plants and small animals. It feeds mainly on plankton, molluscs, insects and crustaceans. The Axelrodia Riesei fish is a gregarious and sociable fish, which lives in small groups in the shallow waters of rivers and lakes from South America.

The Axelrodia Riesei fish is a fish that is easily reproduced in captivity. It is often high in aquarium, where it can be maintained with other species of peaceful freshwater fish. The Axelrodia Riesei fish is a robust and adaptable animal, which can acclimatize to a wide range of environmental conditions. However, it needs a well -equipped aquarium and good water quality to develop properly.

The Axelrodia Riesei fish is a little threatened species in its natural habitat, although it can be threatened by water pollution and the destruction of its habitat. However, it is largely present in aquariums and fish farms, which ensures its long -term survival.

The male is more slender and the female is more rounded.

She has not yet been successful. I think you have to feed the fish with living prey such as mosquito larvae.