Characodon audax (Characodon Audax)
Description
Characodon Audax is a fish from the Characidae family, originally from the fresh waters of Central America. It is a hot water fish and can live in hot temperate waters. Characodon Audax has an elongated body and compressed laterally, with a rounded head and round eyes. Its color varies from silver gray to gray-green, with metallic reflections on the back and sides. Characodon Audax has a bifid dorsal fin and a caudal spindle fin, which gives it a unique appearance.
Characodon Audax is about 7.5 cm long, although some specimens can reach up to 10 cm. Characodon Audax is a lonely and territorial fish, and it tends to be very aggressive towards other fish in its species and other species of fish. Characodon Audax is mainly a carnivorous fish and feeds mainly on small crustaceans and earthworms.
Characodon Audax is a relatively easy -to -maintain fish in aquarium, although it needs sufficient space to swim and adequate maintenance conditions. Characodon Audax is a very active fish and needs a well planted aquarium and a powerful filter to maintain clean and oxygenated water. Characodon Audax is also sensitive to diseases, so it is important to regularly monitor your fish state of health and maintain a clean and healthy maintenance environment.
Due to its beautiful color and active behavior, Characodon Audax is a popular fish with beginner and experienced aquariophiles. However, due to its aggressive temperament, it is important to maintain it in an aquarium with compatible fish species and not to put it in the presence of smaller or lower fish. In general, Characodon Audax is a fascinating and interesting fish to observe and can bring a unique touch to a freshwater aquarium.
Origin
- FamilyGoodeidae
- OriginMexico
Characteristics
- Adult size5 cm
- BehaviourPleasant, shy
- FoodOmnivorous
Water parameters
- Water typeFreshwater, hot
Data to check
Some historical parameters still need checking before choosing this species: Temperature, pH, Minimum aquarium capacity (in liters).
