glyptoperichtys joselimaianus (L001)

Same morphology as his cousin Gibbiceps. The boss instead of being haloed is punctuated with beige spots on a dark brown background

The Fish Glyptoperichtys Joslimaianus is a freshwater fish native to South America. It belongs to the Cichlidae family and is also known as the chirping fish. It is a small fish, generally measuring between 5 and 7 cm long. Its most distinctive characteristic is the presence of small bumps on its skin, which give it the appearance of being covered with pearls. Glyptoperichtys joslimaianus fish has a gray or brown color with black and white marks on the body. Its caudal fin is in the shape of a V and it has two back fins, a smaller located just behind the head and a larger located on the back of the body.

The Fish Glyptoperichtys Joslimaianus is a gregarious animal and feeds mainly on small invertebrates which it finds in its environment. He lives in the calm waters of rivers and lakes from South America and is often found in groups in aquatic herbaria. Fish Glyptoperichtys Joslimaianus is a very peaceful fish and has no danger for humans.

In captivity, the Fish Glyptoperichtys Joslimaianus is easy to maintain and suits beginner aquariophiles. He needs a medium -sized aquarium with a good filter and a sand or gravel substrate to dig. He also needs a good amount of plants and hiding places to hide and feel safe. Fish Glyptoperichtys Joslimaianus is omnivorous and can be nourished with fish pellets, lively or frozen foods and raw vegetables.

In conclusion, the Fish Glyptoperichtys Joslimaianus is an interesting freshwater fish and easy to maintain, ideal for beginners aquarophiles. Its most distinctive characteristic is the presence of small bumps on its skin which give it the appearance of being covered with pearls, which makes it an interesting addition to any aquarium.

Not easy to observe. By observing the managers in the male we observe a protubrence while for the female the area is flat to slightly dug.

Not performed in aquarium