Chanda ranga (Glassfish)

The Chanda Ranga fish is a freshwater fish that lives mainly in the calm and shallow waters of the rivers, lakes and ponds of South Asia. This fish has a fairly characteristic appearance, with an elongated and slender body covered with shiny and shiny silver scales. Its head is wide and rather flat, with large back and pelvic fins. The Chanda Ranga fish also has a Caudal Bifide fin, which allows it to propel itself with great speed in the water.

In terms of size, the Chanda Ranga fish can reach about 15 centimeters in length, although most individuals generally measure between 7 and 10 centimeters. Chanda Ranga fish is a formidable predator, which feeds mainly on small fish, insects and crustaceans. Thanks to its speed and maneuverability in water, it is able to capture its prey with great precision and to avoid the dangers that could threaten its survival.

Chanda Ranga fish is also known for its ability to change color according to its environment. In general, it is a brilliant silver gray, but it can become darker or lighter to camouflage itself and escape the predators. This capacity is made possible thanks to the presence of pigment cells in your skin, which allow color to be changed according to external stimuli.

The Chanda Ranga fish is a very appreciated fish for its delicate taste and its tender flesh. It is often consumed fresh, either in girls or whole, and can be cooked in different ways, as in soup, curry or frying. Chanda Ranga fish is also a very popular ornamental fish, due to its beautiful appearance and its ability to easily adapt to many types of aquariums.

More accentuated color reflection in the male.

Fresh water from 5 to 10 d.h and pH between 7 and 7.5