Rhoadsia altipinna (Tetra-Arc-en-Ciel)

The Altipinna Rhoadsia is a freshwater fish belonging to the Cyprinids family. It is a medium-sized fish, measuring about 10-15 centimeters in length. It has an elongated and laterally compressed body, with a well developed dorsal fin and anal fin. Its color varies from gray to brown, with darker spots on the body and longitudinal strips on the sides.

Altipinna rhoadsia is mainly a freshwater fish, but it can also live in brackish waters. It is found in the rivers, lakes and ponds of Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand, Indonesia and Cambodia. It is generally considered a lonely fish, but it can also live in small groups.

Altipinna rhoadsia is mainly feeding small crustaceans, molluscs and aquatic plants. It moves slowly by swimming on the surface and using its fins to propel itself into the water. The altipinna rhoadsia can be easily identified thanks to its distinctive color and its characteristic dorsal fin.

The altipinna rhoadsia is a relatively easy to keep fish in captivity, but it needs a spacious and well -appointed aquarium to develop fully. It is important to maintain clean water and provide it with a healthy and varied diet. The altipinna rhoadsia can be a good companion for other peaceful freshwater fish, but it is generally preferable not to maintain it with more aggressive fish.

In summary, the altipinna rhoadsia is an interesting freshwater fish and easy to keep in captivity, ideal for lovers of freshwater fish looking for a calm and peaceful companion.