Myleus rubripinnis rubripinnis (Metynnis with red hook)

The Myleus Rubininnis Rubininnis is a fish belonging to the Characidae family. It is a freshwater fish that lives mainly in rivers and lakes in South America.

The Myleus Rubininnis Rubininnis is a relatively imposing fish, up to a length of 30 centimeters. Its color is generally gray or brown, with black spots spread over the whole body. The dorsal fin is equipped with two thorns, while the caudal fin is very developed, which allows it to move quickly into the water.

The Myleus Rubininnis Rubininnis is an omnivorous fish that feeds mainly on aquatic plants, small crustaceans and insects. It generally reproduces during rainy times, when the rivers are raw. The female lays her eggs on the leaves of the aquatic plants, where they are protected and incubated by the parents.

The Myleus Rubininnis Rubininnis is an interesting fish to observe in aquarium. However, it is recommended to keep it in an aquarium large enough to allow it to move freely and flourish well. It is also important to maintain water from the aquarium clean and well oxygenated, in order to offer it a healthy and comfortable environment.