Hyphessobrycon rosaceus (Pink tetra)

The Hyphessobrycon Rosetus, more commonly known as "pinkish-papillon" in French, is a freshwater fish from South America. It belongs to the Characidae family and is characterized by its small size, generally less than 5 cm, and its slim and elongated body. The HyphessobryCon Rosetus is distinguished by its bright pink color, with black marbles on the back and fins. Rosé-papillon fish also has radiated fins and a long caudal fin.

The HyphessobryCon Rosetus is a gregarious and peaceful fish that is easily reproduced in captivity. It is therefore often raised in aquariums. Rosé-papillon fish is omnivorous and feeds on small insects, plankton and microorganisms found in its natural habitat.

The Hyphessobrycon Rosetus lives in the calm and shallow waters of rivers and lakes from South America, mainly in Colombia and Ecuador. He prefers aquatic environments rich in vegetation, where he can hide and eat. Rosé-papillon fish is an adaptable animal that can acclimatize to different water conditions, but it needs a well-filtered aquarium and adequate lighting to maintain good health.

Due to its bright color and small size, the Hyphessobrycon Rosaceus is a popular fish with aquarium enthusiasts. However, it is important to keep it in captivity in adequate conditions to ensure its well-being. In addition, it is important not to introduce it into unprotected natural environments because it could disrupt the balance of local ecosystems.

Very difficult reproduction.