Potamotrygon reticulatus (Rebuilded freshwater line)

The Potamotrygon Reticulatus fish, commonly known as araigny fish, is a freshwater fish native to South America. It belongs to the family of Potamotrygonidae, which includes around 30 species of araign fish. This fish has a unique and recognizable appearance thanks to its oval shape and its many black and white spots in the shape of a spider canvas on the body. Its size can reach up to 40 centimeters in length, although most individuals measure approximately 20 centimeters. The araigny fish is a carnivorous animal and feeds mainly on small fish, shrimp and insects.

The araigny fish has thick and scaly skin which allows it to protect itself from predators. Its color is generally black, white and gray, with black spots in the shape of a spider canvas on the body and fins. The underside of his body is often clearer than the top. The araigny fish also has thorny dorsal and caudal fins which allow it to move quickly in the water.

The araigny fish lives mainly in the shallow waters of the rivers and the lakes of South America. It needs a habitat with clear water and a sandy or sandy substrate to hide and reproduce.