Pseudochromis paccagnellae (Vanilla-Fraise Fish)

Small fish lying down with net contrast: the front is purple and the rest of the body is yellow. Aggressive towards his congeners and Gramma Loreto whose livery is very similar to his. He needs good hiding places.

The pseudochromis paccagnellae is a fish from the Pseudochromidae family, originally from coral reefs of the Indian Ocean. It is a small fish, generally measuring between 8 and 10 centimeters in length. Its color varies from light yellow to bright red, with black and white marbles on the body.

The pseudochromis paccagnellae is a gregarious and territorial fish, living in small groups in the corners and crevices of coral reefs. It feeds mainly on small crustaceans, such as shrimps and crabs, which he hunts in the crevices and the interstices of the coral.

The pseudochromis paccagnellae is a salt water fish, and it is therefore important to maintain an adequate level of salinity in its aquarium. It also needs adequate lighting to maintain its bright color and its health in general. Due to its territorial behavior, it is important not to overcrowd the aquarium and to provide enough space so that each individual can have their own territory.

Because of its beauty and its interesting behavior, the pseudochromis paccagnellae is a popular fish among aquarophilia lovers. However, it is important to ensure that you have the experience and knowledge necessary to take care of these fish adequately.

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Impossible in aquarium to date.