Sturisoma aureum (Sturisoma aureum)

Fish with a little air of ancistrus but having particularity which differentiates it quite easily. It is a longer but finer. Its tail is much longer and ends with two filaments.

Sturisoma Aureum is a fish from South America. It is a gregarious fish that is often found in groups in the fresh waters of the region. Sturisoma Aureum is characterized by its bright golden yellow color, which has earned it its common name "golden-gilded". Its tail is often striped in black, which gives it a distinctive appearance.

Sturisoma Aureum is a relatively small fish, generally measuring between 8 and 10 centimeters in length. Its shape is lengthened and slender, with a slim body and well -developed pectoral and pelvic fins. Sturisoma aureum has a small and round mouth, with sharp teeth and well suited to its mainly herbivorous diet.

Sturisoma Aureum is a peaceful and harmless fish, which cohabits well with other species of fish in a community aquarium. However, it can be aggressive towards its fellows if the space is limited, then it is important to maintain it in an aquarium large enough to allow it to move freely.

Sturisoma Aureum is an easy -to -maintain fish in aquarium, but it needs a clean and well -filtered environment to keep in good health. It also needs a varied diet, with a combination of plants, pellets and living or frozen food. Sturisoma Aureum is an active fish that likes to move and explore your environment, so it is important to provide it with enough space to swim and hide.

In summary, Stuisoma Aureum is a lively and colorful gregarious fish, easy to maintain in a community aquarium if it is maintained in a clean and well -equipped environment. It is a peaceful and harmless fish that can bring color and life to any aquarium.