Dekeyseria brachyura (Dekeyeria brachyura)

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Dekeyeria brachyura is a freshwater fish from Africa. It is commonly called Kelehear's catfish, in reference to the city of Kelehear in Ethiopia where it was discovered for the first time.

The Dekeyeria Brachyura is a small fish, generally measuring between 8 and 10 cm in length. Its color varies from gray to dark brown, with lighter spots on the belly. Its head is wide and rounded, with large eyes and a well -developed mouth. Dekeyeria brachyura also has barbels, sensory appendages that allow it to detect vibrations in water.

Dekeyeria Brachyura is a very active fish, it is often in motion and likes to hide in plants and rocks to protect itself from predators. He is also a gregarious fish, he likes to live in a group with others of his fellows.

Dekeyeria brachyura is an omnivorous fish, it feeds on small crustaceans, insects and plants. In captivity, it can be nourished with food or pellet food, as well as living or frozen food such as artemias or daphnia.

Dekeyeria brachyura is an easy -to -maintain fish in aquarium, it can live in temperature waters between 22 and 26 degrees Celsius. He needs a well planted aquarium with hiding places to hide and rest. It is important to maintain clean water by regularly making water changes and using a suitable filter.

Dekeyeria brachyura is a peaceful fish, it is well suitable for community aquariums with other small and peaceful fish. However, it can be territorial with its fellows, it is therefore important to maintain a group large enough to avoid conflicts.

In summary, the Dekeyeria brachyura is an interesting freshwater fish and easy to maintain in aquarium. With its attractive color and active behavior, it can be an interesting addition to any community aquarium.