Gymnachus niloticus (ABA)

Fish is to be maintained in a specific tank (or there is only one species) because it has an organ that creates an electric field. Fish moves forward but little swim in order to step back.

The gymnachus niloticus is a freshwater fish that lives mainly in the rivers and the marshes of the Nile in Africa. It is a relatively small fish, with a maximum size of only a few centimeters. Her dress is dark brown on top, with lighter sides and yellow fins. The gymnachus niloticus has an elongated and slender shape, with a pointed head and globular eyes.

The gymnachus niloticus is an omnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small insects, crustaceans and aquatic plants. It can be easily identified in calm waters thanks to its active behavior and its propensity to jump out of the water to catch its prey. The niloticus gymnachus is also a good swimmer and can move quickly in the water to escape his predators.

Due to its small size and its discreet color, the gymnachus niloticus is often difficult to spot in its natural environment. However, it is known to be very abundant in the waters of the Nile, where it lives in tight groups and can be observed in the process of feeding or resting on the muddy funds. The gymnachus niloticus is also an easy to raise in captivity, making it a popular choice for aquariophiles.

Due to its small size and its abundance in the waters of the Nile, the gymnachus niloticus is not considered as a threatened species. However, it is important to protect your natural habitat to preserve this species and its ecosystem. In addition, it is important to practice lasting fishing to avoid overheating this species and disturbing the balance of fish populations in the rivers and the marshes of the Nile.

Non visible.

She has never been observed in captivity.