Vieja synspila (Vieja Synspila)

Vieja Synspila is gray with a darker wave on the sides.

Fish Vieja Synspila is a freshwater fish that belongs to the Cichlidae family. It is from the alive waters of the watersheds of the Amazon, Orinoco and Rio Negro rivers in South America. This fish is often called "tiger fish" due to its many black spots that look like tiger spots on its body.

Vieja Synspila fish is a medium -sized fish, reaching an average of 20 to 25 centimeters. Its shape is elongated and compressed laterally, with a wide head and a rounded muzzle. Its mouth is located at the end of its muzzle and is fitted with small and large barbels which allow it to capture its prey.

Vieja Synspila fish has a body covered with shiny and colorful scales. Its color varies from dark gray to silver, with many black spots that cover its body. Its fins are large and powerful, allowing it to move quickly in the water.

Vieja Synspila fish is an omnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small fish, insects, plants and algae. It is often seen scratching the bottom of the water in search of food.

Vieja Synspila fish is a territorial fish that tends to live in a group with other fish from its species. He was observed building nests by digging the bottom of the water to place his eggs there. The males are responsible for the protection of eggs and fry until they are large enough to defend themselves.

Vieja Synspila fish is a popular aquarium fish thanks to its beautiful color and its peaceful character. However, he needs a large aquarium well planted to feel comfortable and prosper. It is also important to provide it with a varied diet to maintain your health and its shiny color.

The female is smaller than the male. Old males often have strong frontal gibbosity.

Vieja synspila bridge its eggs on the substrate. The female lay between 200 and 500 eggs.