Odontostilbe fugitiva (Fugitive tetra)

Odontostilbe Fugitiva fish is a fish from the Characidae family, originally from the rivers and the rivers in South America. It measures about 6 centimeters long and has an elongated body and compressed laterally, with a wide head and a mouth located in the lower position. Its color varies from dark brunette to olive green, with black spots on the back and sides, and white longitudinal lines on the sides.

Odontostilbe Fugitiva fish is a lonely and territorial animal, which prefers calm and shallow waters with dense vegetation. It feeds mainly on small insects and crustaceans, which it captures by hunting in the plants and the submerged roots. It can also feed on small fish and larvae.

Odontostilbe Fugitiva fish is an endangered species, mainly due to the destruction of its natural habitat by humans. It is protected by law in certain regions of its distribution area, but its existence is threatened by human activities such as deforestation, pollution and overfishing.

In terms of behavior, Odontostilbe Fugitiva fish is a very active and fast animal, which can move quickly by swimming thanks to its pectoral and caudal fins. He is also able to jump out of the water to escape his predators, thanks to his powerful and flexible tail.

Odontostilbe Fugitiva fish is a difficult species to keep in captivity, due to its water quality and food requirements. It is often considered a difficult aquarium fish, and is only recommended for experienced aquariophiles.