Carlastyanax aurocaudatus (None)

Likes current and crystal clear waters. To be kept in a group. Well oxygenated water. Pre -peat filtration. Hardness up to 20 ° DGH.

The Carlastyanax Aurocaudatus fish is a freshwater fish native to rivers and streams in South America. It is commonly known as Rio Negro, due to its resemblance to parrots thanks to its colorful and radiant dress.

The body of the Carlastyanax Aurocaudatus fish is elongated and compressed laterally, which allows it to easily sneak into shallow waters and hidden environments. Its color is generally golden with black spots and iridescent patterns on the head and back. The caudal fin is white with a black border, which gives it a spectacular appearance.

The Carlastyanax Aurocaudatus fish is a peaceful and social fish that generally lives in benches in shallow and fresh waters. It feeds mainly on small invertebrates, insect larvae and aquatic plants. It is considered a good indicator of water quality, because it can only survive in clean and oxygenated waters.

The Carlastyanax Aurocaudatus fish is an easy -to -breed fish in aquarium, but it needs sufficient space to swim and plants to hide. It is important to maintain an appropriate pH and water temperature to guarantee its survival. The Carlastyanax Aurocaudatus fish is also sensitive to diseases and parasites, it is therefore important to regularly monitor the state of health of fish and maintain a good level of hygiene in the aquarium.

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