Carassius auratus comete (Comet)
Description
The Carassius Autus Comete is a freshwater fish commonly known as the golden comet. It is a variety of domesticated red fish from China. It is often used as a pet in aquariums and ornamentation basins.
The golden comet is a medium -sized fish, reaching about 15 centimeters in length in adulthood. Its shape is elongated and its caudal fin is wide and rounded, giving it an appearance of a comet tail hence its name. Her dress is a beautiful golden yellow with silver reflections, making it a very attractive fish.
The golden comet is an omnivorous fish, feeding mainly on plants and insects in the wild. In an aquarium, it can be nourished with foods in flakes or pellets specially designed for freshwater fish. It is important to give it a balanced diet to maintain your health and its beauty.
The golden comet is a gregarious fish, that is to say that he likes to live in a group with others of his species. It is therefore important to offer him an aquarium large enough so that he can move freely and socialize with his fellows. In an adapted environment, the golden comet can live up to five years.
In summary, the Carassius Autus Comete is an attractive and easy -to -maintain freshwater fish, ideal for aquariums and ornamentation basins. Its golden dress and wide fins make it a popular pet with fish lovers.
Origin
- FamilyCyprinidae
Characteristics
- BehaviourPleasant, gregarious
- FoodOmnivorous
Water parameters
- Water typeFresh water, cold
- Temperature5 - 28 °C
- pH6 - 8
Data to check
Some historical parameters still need checking before choosing this species: Minimum aquarium capacity (in liters).
