Synchiropus picturatus (Mandarin laid)

Clear dress covered with dark green spots, the outline of which is bright orange. Generally sociable fish, but males can fight. Maintain as a couple.

The Synchiropus Picturatus fish is a fish from the CallionyMidae family, which includes around 300 species of fish. This fish is also known as sea dragon or seafish. It is from warm and shallow waters of coral reefs of the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, although it is also found in tropical Pacific waters.

The synchiropus picturatus is a small fish, with an average length of 5 to 8 cm. Its dress is characteristic, with a pattern in red and dark blue diamond on the back, and blue and yellow stripes on the sides. Its tail is bright red, and it has fins striped in blue and yellow.

The synchiropus picturatus is an omnivorous fish that feeds on small invertebrates and algae. He has a gregarious behavior, which means that he tends to live in a group with other individuals of his species.

The synchiropus picturatus is a very popular fish in aquarophilia, due to its beautiful dress and its peaceful behavior. It is generally compatible with other species of peaceful fish, but it can be aggressive towards smaller fish.

Due to its natural habitat, the Synchiropus picturatus needs a well -equipped aquarium with plants and rocks to hide, as well as a filtration system to maintain clean water. It is also important to maintain the temperature and acidity of water at appropriate levels for your well-being.

In summary, the Synchiropus Picturatus is a small, colorful and peaceful fish, native to coral reefs of the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. It is a popular fish in aquarophilia, but it needs an appropriate habitat and adequate care to prosper.

Darsal fin more developed in males, and more colored in females.

Unknown in aquarium. Probably identical to that of S. Splendidus and S. Ocellatus who parade by swimming tightly against each other and then separate by expelling their gametes. The tiny eggs rise on the surface.