Triportheus albus (Tetra-maker with yellow fins)

The Tripportheus Albus fish, also known as "White Angel", is a freshwater fish native to South America. It belongs to the Cichlidae family, which includes many species of colored fish with ornamental fins. The trifortheus albus is a medium -sized fish, generally reaching a length of approximately 10 centimeters. His dress is white with silver reflections, and it has two pairs of dorsal and caudal fins, as well as a ventral fin.

The trifortheus albus is a territorial fish that lives in small groups in the shallow waters of rivers and lakes. It feeds mainly on invertebrates such as crustaceans and insects, as well as some plants. White Angel Fish is a monogamous fish that forms stable couples for reproduction. The female lays her eggs in a cavity dug in the substrate, and the male ensures the custody of eggs and fry until they are large enough to fend for themselves.

The Tripportheus Albus is a popular aquarophilia fish, thanks to its interesting beauty and territorial behavior. However, it can be aggressive towards other species of fish, and it is recommended to maintain it in a dedicated aquarium or with fish of its own species. White Angel Fish is also considered an invasive species in certain regions, where it can disrupt the natural ecosystem by reproducing in large quantities. Due to these concerns, it is important to find out before deciding to add a trifortheus albus to an aquarium.