Brycon falcatus (Brycon Faucille)

It is a gregarious and peaceful fish as long as it is juvenile (less than 12 cm) but which becomes a predator with age. Put only robust plants. He is a skillful swimmer and a good jumper. It develops well in public aquariums where its dorsal and pelvic fins take an orange shade. It can be nourished with flakes, tablets and consistent living food.

Brycon Falcatus is a freshwater fish that lives in rivers and streams in South America, mainly in Colombia, Ecuador and Amazon. It is a robust and muscular fish with an elongated shape and a wide head. Its color varies from gray to dark brown, sometimes with lighter spots on the body.

The Brycon Falcatus has a pointed dorsal fin and a indoor caudal fin, which gives it an imposing look in the water. It measures on average between 25 and 30 centimeters in length, but can reach a maximum size of approximately 40 centimeters.

The Brycon Falcatus is an omnivorous fish which feeds mainly on small fish, insects and crustaceans. It is often found in groups in running waters, where it hunts using its speed and power to capture its food.

The Brycon Falcatus is also known for its ability to jump out of the water to catch flying insects. It is a very active and lively fish, which can be difficult to catch for fishermen.

Due to its imposing size and its liveliness, the Brycon Falcatus is often considered a sporting fish for fishermen. However, it is also appreciated for its tasty flesh and is sometimes used in commercial fishing.

Despite its popularity with fishermen, the Brycon Falcatus is threatened in some of its housing regions due to the destruction of its natural habitat and the overexploitation of its populations. It is important to protect this species to ensure its long -term survival in its natural environment.

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