Escenius bicolor (Bicolor)

Very shy fish, only exhausts its hiding place.

The Escenius bicolor fish is a fish from the labridae family, native to the warm and shallow waters of the Indian and peaceful oceans. It measures approximately 6 to 8 centimeters long and is characterized by its two -color color, with the back and the upper fins of a bright blue, while the belly and the lower fins are yellow.

Escenius bicolor fish is a very sociable animal and feeds mainly on small crustaceans and algae which it finds by moving in groups in the seabed. He was also observed feeding by cleaning the scales of other fish, which earned him the nickname "fish-tortoy".

Escenius bicolor fish is a very popular animal in aquarophilia because of its distinctive color and its social behavior. However, it needs to live in an environment suitable for keeping itself healthy, with an adequate aquarium, an effective filtration system and a diet adapted to its needs.

Escenius bicolor fish is also known for its ability to change sex during its lifetime. Individuals can be initially male, then change to become females when subject to certain environmental conditions, which allows them to adapt to different environments and maintain the stability of their social group.

In conclusion, Escenius bicolor fish is a fascinating animal, both for its distinctive color and for its complex social behavior. Although it is popular in aquarophilia, it is important to provide these fish with an environment adapted to their needs so that they can live healthy.

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