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R to S – Top 3 Tropical Fish
Scientific names, preferential terms, color, description, differences between sexes, three See tropical fish tank are described and guidance is given for reproduction of the Rosy Barb – Barbus conchonius (family: Cyprinidae) striped fish hatchet – Carnegiella strigata strigata (Family: Gasteropelecidae) and the sword-bearer – Xiphosphorus helleri (family Poeciliidae).
Rosy Barb – Barbus conchonius (family: Cyprinidae)
The pink color is visible only when the fish is ready to breed and disappears after Spawn, his name is somewhat misleading. The color pink bearded important is greenish brown to dark green on the back. It takes then the intensity to a color olive on the sides of the silver under it.
This fish has no barbs, dorsal fin is dark and it has large scales, like mirrors. The genus Barbus has several options, and many can be found in the Aqaurium aquarium. One of them is the claw of the cherry, Barbus titteya, red, brown body with dark stripes on the body. This horizontal band has a different beginning, but lighter in shade. The female has yellow fins and the man has red fins.
The male is more than females and up Is 8.5 cm. The female of the species in its body is thicker and has a high back. Cherry barbs should have a large breeding tank with two domains closely planted vines leading killers and open spaces. A trap of reproduction may be useful.
For a week before the couple in the state tank breeding them (separately) by feeding them a diet almost exclusively online. Woman's place in the rearing tank one day earlier than males. Small fish are easy to breed after the usual route of feeding feeding infusoria more adult.
Note that plants and eggs were fertilized, which should be transferred to another breeding tank if you do not use a trap livestock.
Hatchet fish with stripes - Carnegiella strigata strigata (Family: Gasteropelecidae)
He formed a thin body like an ax, and the best is in a look well lit aquarium. It is very well behaved in a tropical aquarium community, which should be covered. It is about 4 cm. Water should be at the usual temperature of tropical fish and dried under certain foods you should live feed regularly.
Normally feed on the surface of the tank and open areas on the surface and will require close planted field. It is difficult to determine the sex of fish, but the woman has a thicker body than the male. The fish is silver with olive green like a back and flanks are dark markings diagonal of the dorsal fin.
It will be able to get to be considered a success by you to breed in your aquarium. The ponds have floating plants and plants with thin leaves. Since all the eggs are laid on a long spawning period lasts a good. But the eggs are eaten by fish when spawning mats or peers. surviving fry should be fed infusoria and small live prey. It's a shame that these fish do not live that long. It ia also known as the marbled hatchet fish.
Swordtail – helleri Xiphosphorus (Family: Poeciliidae)
It is a very popular aquarium fish with beginners and aquarium community. The name comes from the fact that its tail fin, which has a bottom shaped like a sword. The original color of the sword-bearer of the last original green with bright red stripes along the middle.
In breeding SailFin ago, two swords "and" albino. "Exceptionally for all species of fish in females when they are older to be able to change sex to men. A water temperature 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, a large reservoir to their swimming skills and a cover and a good jumping ability.
No special food requirements, but we like algae. Males reach a length of 8 cm and females up to 12 cm (without sword). This fish species is a viviparous and every month up to 60 young and fertilization can produce several breeds. These fish are Young is important to eat as a trap for breeding, feeding and live food to reduce their cannibalistic behavior.
The packaging is probably not necessary because his passion for breeding! The fry are not difficult to raise. Feed lines for food and continue with finely sifted dry food. You can even females give born in the town of Tank, but you need a planted tank, close and keep your fingers crossed for young people to pass through the dangers in the first week.
So, there you are. Three other tropical fish for tanks you can take care of.
About the Author
Paul Curran is webmaster at Fresh-Water-Aquariums-Guide.com and provides a care information system for fresh water aquariums. Get your FREE E-Course on how to set up and maintain a beautiful aquarium, have the healthiest, happiest fish around AND learn about more tropical fish for tanks
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