Symphysodon aequifasciatus haraldi (Blue discus)

Symphysodon fish Aequifasciatus Haraldi is a freshwater fish native to rivers and lakes in the Amazon region in South America. It is a fish belonging to the cichlid family, known for its many bright colors and its unique personality.

The Aequifasciatus Haraldi symphysodon is commonly known as the percetable fish, due to its shape and its colors similar to those of a parrot. The body of this fish is elongated and flat, with two back fins and a caudal bifide fin. Its color varies depending on age and the environment, but it is generally dark green or dark blue with yellow and orange spots, and blue stripes on the fins and the head.

The Aequifasciatus Haraldi symphysodon is a very territorial fish and can become aggressive towards other fish if it feels threatened. He is also known to be very intelligent and curious, and can learn to recognize his owner and respond to his name. This fish is generally lonely and prefers to have its own space in the aquarium, although individuals of the same species can coexist if the aquarium is large enough.

The Aequifasciatus Haraldi symphysodon needs a well -equipped aquarium with adequate filtration and healthy plants to hide and rest. It also needs a lot of oxygen, so it is important to maintain a good chemical balance in water and regularly change part of the water from the aquarium. Regarding diet, this fish is omnivorous and can eat a variety of foods, such as fish pellets, live food and raw fruits and vegetables.

In general, the Aequifasciatus Haraldi symphysodon is a fascinating and colorful fish that can be a fascinating pet for people interested in tropical fish. However, it can be difficult to maintain for beginners because of its specific water and food needs, and it is important to understand your needs before deciding to add it to an aquarium.

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pH of 6, hydrometric title not exceeding 6 °, and the hardness in carbonate not exceeding 2 °.