Micralestes sp. (African tetra with red fins)

MICRALES FISH SP. is a small fish that belongs to the Cichlidae family. It is mainly found in soft waters of Africa, where he lives in benches in rivers and lakes. The body of Micrals SP. is elongated and compressed laterally, which allows it to easily sneak into narrow spaces and hide in rocky areas and aquatic herbaries.

MICRALES SP. is generally gray or brown in color, with marbers and irregular spots which give it a camouflage appearance. Its head is relatively small and sharp, with large back and pectoral fins which allow it to move quickly in the water. His eyes are large and piercing, which allows him to easily identify his prey, which are mainly small crustaceans and aquatic insects.

MICRALES SP. is an omnivorous fish that feeds on everything it can find in its environment, but it has a preference for protein -rich foods. His mouth has small sharp teeth which allow him to capture and easily grind his prey. MICRALES SP. is also capable of filtering water through its branchies to feed on small planktonic organisms.

MICRALES SP. is a social fish that lives in benches of tens or even hundreds of individuals. MICRALES SP BANCS. Can be very dynamic, with individuals who are chasing, compete for food and jostle to reproduce. Reproduction of micrals sp. Generally takes place at the start of the rainy season, when the water levels increase and the conditions are ideal for the laying and growth of eggs.

MICRALES SP. is a very common fish in Africa, and it plays an important role in the aquatic ecosystem as a prey for many predators, but also as a food source for other species. Although he is not threatened with extinction at present, it is important to protect the aquatic habitats in which he lives to ensure his long -term survival.