Crenuchus spilurus (Crenuchus with a caudal stain, tetra-flier)

The Crenuchus Spilurus is a fish from the Amazon region in South America. It is a small and colorful fish, with a brown dress spotted with yellow and blue. Its length is generally about 3 to 4 centimeters.

The Crenuchus Spilurus is a carnivorous fish which feeds mainly on small insects and other invertebrates which it finds in the shallow waters of the Amazon forest. It is often found in the calm and shallow waters of rivers and lakes in the region.

The Crenuchus Spilurus is a very agile and fast fish, thanks to its well -developed caudal fin. He can move quickly in the water to hunt his prey and escape his predators.

The Crenuchus Spilurus is a very social fish and often gathers in small benches to feed and reproduce. The breeding period generally occurs during the summer months, when the waters in the region are the hottest. The females lay their eggs in nests dug in the mud, and the males protect them until they hatch.

The Crenuchus Spilurus is a fish much appreciated by aquarium enthusiasts because of its beauty and its endearing personality. It is an easy to maintain fish in captivity, but it needs a well -equipped aquarium with a filter and plants to provide it with a natural habitat.

In conclusion, the Crenuchus Spilurus is an attractive and fascinating fish from the Amazon forest. It is an agile and social carnivorous fish, which can be an interesting companion for aquarium enthusiasts.