Metynnis mola (MOLA MOLA MOLA)

The Mola Fish is a freshwater fish belonging to the Cichlidae family. This family has many species of fish, but the Mola Mola is distinguished by its imposing size and its unique appearance.

The Mola Mola is a gray-green dress with silver reflections, and it can reach up to 40 centimeters in length. His eyes are generally red or orange in color, which gives it a particularly striking look. The fish also has a long and narrow caudal fin, as well as a shorter and thicker dorsal fin.

The Mola Mola is an omnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small fish and invertebrates. It reproduces during the Frai period by building a nest of air bubbles on the surface of the water, in which the eggs are deposited and fertilized. Once the eggs are hatched, the frys are protected by the parents until they are large enough to fend for themselves.

Mola Mola is a fish adapted to group life, and is often found in benches in the shallow and peaceful waters of rivers and lakes from South America. The fish can be high in aquarium, but it is recommended to offer it a space large enough to swim and move.

Due to its imposing size and attractive appearance, Mola Mola is a popular fish with aquarium enthusiasts. However, it is important to ensure that breeding conditions are adapted to your needs to guarantee your well-being and health.