Rasbora vaterifloris (Pearl)

The Vaterifloris Rasbora is a freshwater fish native to Southeast Asia. It belongs to the Cyprinidae family, which also includes carp, beards and tanks. Rasbora Vaterifloris is also known as Rasbora with water or rasbora from the Flora River.

The Vaterifloris Rasbora is a small fish, generally measuring between 3 and 5 centimeters in length. It has an elongated and slender shape, with a fine head and a rounded tail. Her dress is a beautiful iridescent blue, with dark stripes along the body. The dorsal fin is pale pink, while the pelvic and anal fins are yellow.

Rasbora Vaterifloris is a gregarious fish, that is to say it lives in groups with other individuals of its species. These groups can understand up to a hundred fish. Rasbora Vaterifloris is a peaceful and harmless fish, which cohabits well with other species of fish.

Rasbora Vaterifloris is an omnivorous fish, that is to say that it feeds on both plants and insects. In nature, it feeds mainly on plankton, small insects and small crustaceans. In an aquarium, it feeds on fish pellets, vase worms and small living crustaceans.

Rasbora Vaterifloris is an easy -to -maintain fish in aquarium. He needs an aquarium of at least 60 liters, with good filtration and a regular change of water. He likes to live in a well planted aquarium, with hiding places to hide and rest. Rasbora Vaterifloris is a robust and adaptable fish, which acclimatizes well to many types of aquarium conditions.

In summary, the Vaterifloris Rasbora is a gregarious, peaceful and easy -to -maintain freshwater fish. Its iridescent blue dress and colorful fins make it an attractive and interesting fish to observe. It is an excellent choice for beginners aquariophiles or for community aquariums.