Gramma loreto (Gramma Royal)

The gramma loreto fish is a fish from the Grammidae family, also known as the royal gramma fish or royal and royal fish. He is from warm and shallow waters of the Caribbean, where he lives in coral reefs and caves. The gramma loreto fish is small, with a maximum length of about 8 centimeters. It has an elongated and side compressed body, with a very long caudal fin and a dorsal finish in the shape of a sail. The gramma loreto fish is generally dark purple in color, with yellow and blue spots on the fins and the head.

Gramma Loreto fish is a gregarious fish, which means it lives in a group. In nature, it is common to see several individuals regroup in the same place, often a cave or a crevasse in the coral reef. Gramma Loreto fish is a predator, it feeds mainly on small invertebrates such as crustaceans and molluscs it finds in coral reefs.

The gramma loreto fish is a very popular fish in aquarophilia, due to its bright color and its gregarious behavior. However, it can be difficult to maintain in a domestic aquarium because it needs a very specific environment to develop properly. In particular, it needs hot water (about 25 degrees Celsius), strong brightness and good filtration to maintain clean water. Gramma Loreto fish is also very sensitive to water and temperature changes, and can easily catch diseases if its environment is not adapted to its needs.

In summary, the Gramma Loreto fish is a small colorful and gregarious fish from the Caribbean. It feeds on small invertebrates and needs a very specific environment to develop properly in aquarium. It is a much appreciated fish in aquarophilia, but which can be difficult to maintain because of its sensitivity.

The female lays quite easily, it is however difficult to raise the fry properly. The male must come and fertilize the eggs laid by the female.