Gobio gobio (Stud)

Longitudinal fish. Silver brown in color with large black dots on the sides (from head to tail). It is a fish that requires a strong brewing of the tank. He loves vase worms.

Gobio Gobio fish is a common freshwater fish that is in rivers and streams in the northern hemisphere. It belongs to the Cyprinidae family and is also known as the common stud. Gobio gobio has an elongated and fusiform shape, with a sharp head and a mouth with small teeth. Her dress is generally gray or dark brown, with irregular spots on the body and vertical strips on the sides. Gobio Gobio is an omnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small invertes, insect larvae and aquatic plants.

Gobio gobio can reach a maximum size of 15 centimeters, although most individuals do not exceed 10 centimeters. The lifespan of Gobio Gobio is generally less than five years. Gobio Gobio is a social fish that lives in groups in running waters, often in the company of other species of fish.

The Gobio Gobio reproduces during the Frai period, which generally takes place in the spring. The females lay their eggs in the natural cavities of the rocks or submerged branches, where they are protected until the frys hatch. Gobio Gobio fry are very fragile and must be protected from predators until they are large enough to defend themselves.

Gobio Gobio is a common and widely used fish, which is not threatened with extinction. It is often caught for human consumption, although its flesh is considered to be not very tasty. Gobio Gobio is also used in aquaculture for the production of ornamental fish.