Phenacogrammus altus (High Congo Tetra)

Phencogrammus Altus fish is a freshwater fish from rivers and West African lakes. It belongs to the Alestidae family and measures about 6-8 cm long.

The Phencogrammus Altus has a rather common appearance, with an elongated body and laterally compressed. Its color is generally gray or brown, with darker spots on the sides and back. The underside of the body is generally clearer than the top. The Phenus Altus has rather short pelvic fins, and its pectoral fins are also relatively small.

The phenacogrammmus altus is a gregarious fish, that is to say it lives in groups in nature. It feeds mainly on small invertebrates, such as crustaceans and insects, which he finds by searching the bottom of the rivers and the lakes where he lives. The Phencogrammus Altus is a relatively calm and peaceful fish, which does not have a danger for humans.

The Phenacogrammus Altus is a fairly common fish in West Africa, and it is sometimes high in captivity to be sold as a pet. However, it is relatively difficult to keep in captivity, because it needs a specific habitat and suitable diet. In addition, the phenacogrammmus altus is a fairly fragile fish, and it can be subject to various diseases if its habitat is not maintained in good condition.

In summary, the Phenacogrammmus Altus is a freshwater fish from West Africa, which lives in groups in rivers and lakes. It is rather common and can be raised in captivity, but it needs an adapted habitat and a specific diet to stay healthy.