Colisa fasciata (Giant package)

The Colisa Fasciata Fish, also known as a striped fighter, is a freshwater fish commonly found in stagnant and shallow waters in Southeast Asia. It is very popular in aquarophilia because of its bright color and its lively and active personality.

The package fasciata is generally bright orange in color, with blue and white stripes along its body. It has a forked tail and long and delicate pectoral fins. His mouth is located at the lower end of his body, which allows him to eat mainly small aquatic animals and plants.

Strich fighter fish is a gregarious fish, which means that he likes to live in a group with other fish from his species. In captivity, it is recommended to maintain a group of several fish so that they can socialize and flourish fully.

The package fasciata is a very adaptable fish and can survive in a wide range of water conditions, but it prefers an environment with water temperatures between 22 and 26 degrees Celsius, a slightly acidic to neutral pH and a low Water hardness. He needs a well -filtered and oxygenated aquarium to stay healthy.

Due to its relatively small size, the fighter striped fish can be held in a minimum size aquarium of 20 gallons. However, it is recommended to use a larger aquarium to maintain a group of fish and to offer them enough space to swim and move.

Strich fighter fish is a very active fish and can be seen swimming through the aquarium throughout the day. It is also very sociable and likes to interact with other fish and with its owner. It is a popular choice for beginners aquariophiles due to his ease of maintenance and his engaging personality.

Male up to 12 cm, smaller and less colorful female. The male has dorsal and anal fins in a point.

Very prolific but the male is aggressive towards the female. It is therefore necessary to provide a tuft of plants where the female can take shelter. A DAC from 10 to 40 liters is enough and the temperature is mounted at 30 ° C. The female must have a plump belly (full of eggs). The male builds a nest of bubbles of about 4 to 5 cm. Attention very fragile nest because not very thick (do not use air diffuser). Then it happens as for all anaboutidae. Several hugs over a few hours can produce 600 to 1000 eggs. first hatches after 24 to 36 hours. And free swimming 2 days later. It is then necessary to remove the male. Starting food: End Plankton de Mare then after 4-5 days Nauplies of Artemias.