Mystus tengara (MYSTUS TENGARA)

The mystus Tengara is a freshwater fish from Southeast Asia, in particular rivers and lakes from India, Bangladesh and Nepal. It is a dark or black gray fish with irregular white spots on its body and bright orange fins. The mystus tengara is generally medium in size, reaching about 15 centimeters in length, although some species can reach a larger size.

The mystus Tengara is a carnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small fish, insects and crustaceans. He is also known to be a night hunter, which means that he is active at night and rests during the day. The mystus Tengara is a lonely and territorial fish, which can become aggressive towards other fish if it feels threatened or if its territory is invaded.

The mystus tengara is often used in the aquarophilia, due to its beautiful color and its fascinating behavior. However, it is important to maintain it in a good size aquarium, with enough space to swim and enough hiding place to hide. The mystus Tengara needs a well -filtered and well -lit aquarium, with a light substrate and aquatic plants to offer a natural environment. It is also important to provide it with a diet adapted to its carnivorous diet, such as carnivorous fish pellets or living prey.

In conclusion, the mystus Tengara is a fascinating freshwater fish, dark gray or black with irregular white spots and bright orange fins. It is a solitary and territorial carnivorous fish, which feeds mainly on small fish, insects and crustaceans. The mystus tengara is often used in the aquariophilia, but requires a well -equipped aquarium and a diet suitable to prosper.