Serrasalmus rhombeus (Pacu spotted, white piranha)

Serrasalmus rhombeus fish is a freshwater fish from South America. It is a fish from the family of SerrasalMidae, known for its characteristic appearance with an elongated body and a wide and flattened head. The Serrasalmus Rhombeus has a gray or brown color with black vertical stripes running along its body. Its tail is also characteristic, with pectoral and pelvic fins that look like shark fins.

In terms of size, the Serrasalmus Rhombeus can reach up to 15 cm in length, although most individuals generally measure between 7 and 10 cm. It is a predatory fish that feeds mainly on small fish and invertebrates. The Serrasalmus Rhombeus is also known for its speed and its agility in water, which allows it to easily capture its prey.

The Serrasalmus Rhombeus is a lonely and territorial fish, which means that it tends to live alone and defend its territory against intruders. However, it can coexist peacefully with other fish from its species if they are kept in a sufficiently large and well -appointed aquarium.