Nannacara anomala (Dwarf cichlid with golden eyes)

Nannacara Anomala is a small freshwater fish from South America. It measures about 5 centimeters long and has an elongated and laterally compressed body. Its color varies according to the age and sex of the individual, but it is generally found in colors ranging from blue to green, with blue and yellow bands on the body. The dorsal fin and the caudal fin are generally yellow or orange, while the pectoral and pelvic fins are transparent.

Nannacara Anomala is a very sociable fish and can be kept in a group in an aquarium. It is relatively easy to maintain and can be nourished with a variety of fish for fish, such as pellets, flakes or living food. Nannacara Anomala is a peaceful fish that can be heard well with other species of freshwater fish, but it can become aggressive towards smaller fish or similar species.

Nannacara Anomala is a fish that likes to dig into the aquarium substrate, so it is important to provide it with a sufficiently thick substrate so that it can dig. It also needs good filtration of water and good lighting to maintain a healthy environment in the aquarium.

Due to its small size and sociable personality, Nannacara Anomala is a popular choice for beginners in aquarophilia.

More tapered fins in the male.

Layer on discovered substrate. Just leave it to the female the care of her laying and to siphon the fry that will have to be isolate in a tank containing water from the reproduction tank and a Paddy rice plantation. First food: Artemias nauplies twice a day.