Coelurichthys microlepis (Tetra crusher with small scales, barberos)

Coelurichthys Microlepis fish is a freshwater fish belonging to the Eleotidae family, which is from rivers and New Caledonia streams. This fish is also known as dwarf gourami fish, due to its resemblance to larger and better known gouramis.

The coelurichthys Microlepis is a small fish, generally measuring between 5 and 6 cm in length. Its color varies from gray to brown, with darker spots on the body and fins. The fish also has a dark vertical strip that crosses its body, starting at the base of the head and extending to the base of the caudal fin.

The coelurichthys Microlepis is a relatively calm and peaceful fish, which is easily reproduced in captivity. However, it is important to note that these fish are very sensitive to water quality changes, and can be subject to diseases if their aquarium water is not maintained clean and well -filtered.

In general, the Coelurichthys Microlepis is an ideal fish for beginner aquariophiles or for small aquariums, due to its reduced size and peaceful character. These fish are also known to be larger freshwater fish companions, such as gouramis and bearded, and can add color and life to any aquarium.