Rasbora kalachroma (Rasbora Clown)

Rasbora Kalachroma fish is a freshwater fish that belongs to the Cyprinidae family. It is originally from the waters of Southeast Asia and is mainly found in rivers and streams in the region. The Rasbora Kalachroma fish is also known as "rainbow rasbora", due to its colorful scales which reflect different colors depending on the angle of light.

The Kalachroma Rasbora fish is generally small, with a maximum length of 5 centimeters. It has an elongated shape and flattened laterally, with a wide head and a pointed mouth. Its fins are short and rounded, and its eyes are large and expressive.

The Rasbora Kalachroma fish is recognizable by its brilliant dress, which can vary from red to yellow through green, blue and purple. Its scales are generally transparent, which gives them a brilliant and sparkling appearance. In general, males have a more intense color than females, and are also smaller and finer.

Rasbora Kalachroma fish is a gregarious animal, which means that it likes to live in a group with other fish from its species. In captivity, it is recommended to maintain at least six individuals together so that they feel good and flourish. Rasbora Kalachroma fish is a peaceful and harmless animal, which does not pose a problem with other fish species.

Rasbora Kalachroma fish needs a medium -sized aquarium to evolve. A bin of 60 to 80 liters will be enough to maintain a small colony. The aquarium must be well planted and provide hiding places for fish, such as floating plants or submerged roots. The water must be clean and well filtered, with a temperature between 22 and 28 degrees Celsius. Rasbora Kalachroma fish is an omnivorous animal, which feeds mainly on living or frozen food, such as artemias or daphnia.

In summary, the Rasbora Kalachroma fish is a fascinating and colorful animal, which can bring life and color to a freshwater aquarium.