Priapella intermedia (Priapella)

Male and female looks a lot like a commune platy female. The eyes and the outline of the nagoires are sky blue. In a 100 liter, possibility of maintaining 6 to 8 individuals.

The Priapella Intermedia fish is a freshwater fish belonging to the poeciliidae family. It is from South America and it is mainly found in the rivers and lakes of the tropical regions of Central and North America.

The Priapella Intermedia fish has an elongated and slender body shape, with a rounded head and round eyes. Its color generally varies from gray to dark green, with black spots on the body and fins. The color of the caudal fin varies also, and can be yellow, orange or bright red.

The Priapella Intermedia fish is generally small, measuring about 5 centimeters in length for males and 7 centimeters for females. Males also have a stick in the shape of a stick, which serves them to attract females and impress them during coupling.

The Priapella Intermedia fish is an omnivorous fish, which feeds mainly on small insects, larvae and plankton. In captivity, it can also be nourished with fish pellets or frozen foods such as artemias.

The Priapella Intermedia fish is a sociable and peaceful fish, which can be maintained in community bac with other species of peaceful fish. He is also very active and likes to swim and explore his environment.

Due to its small size and peaceful behavior, the Priapella Intermedia fish is a popular choice for beginners aquariophiles or for people who wish to maintain a small tank. However, it is important to provide an adapted environment and maintain clean and well oxygenated water to guarantee the health and well-being of these fish.