The silver fish look like a species of brycon and the striped fish must be some kind of cyprinid.They seem to lack an adipose fin which distichodus and other characins have.
The silver fish look like a species of brycon and the striped fish must be some kind of cyprinid.They seem to lack an adipose fin which distichodus and other characins have.
Good eye. They do lack an adipose fin, so they're cyprinids. I don't know enough about the eleventy billion species of cyprinids to ID them however lol
Good eye. They do lack an adipose fin, so they're cyprinids. I don't know enough about the eleventy billion species of cyprinids to ID them however lol
Also worth pointing out that they stay a bit smaller, too. I call em lite dorados lol
Very true. I also forgot to mention that these are very aggressive and should be kept in a school and with other aggressive fish such as leoporinus, Oscars, Jaguars, and fish that can defend themselves from fin nippers.