Familia: Channidae
Burmese snakehead es un cabeza de serpiente de agua dulce originario de Myanmar. Alcanza 6–8.8 cm; temperatura 22–27 °C.
Channa burmanica, a member of the family Channidae, comes from Myanmar, where it inhabits still and slow waters among vegetation. Top predator — peaceful only with the unswallowable and a fish-eater that accepts tong-fed meaty fare, it grows to 6–8.8 cm and adapts well to a properly set-up aquarium in the 22–27 °C range. Other Channa species in our database include Channa argus, Channa asiatica, Channa aurantimaculata.
Dificultad media. Top predator — peaceful only with the unswallowable; Juveniles group; adults rule a territory alone.
22–27 °C con estabilidad; pH 6.5–7.5, GH 5–15 dGH.
De adulto mide 6–8.8 cm. Vive bottom-dwelling, así que 93 L o más.
A fish-eater that accepts tong-fed meaty fare. Combina pienso con alimentos congelados o vivos.
Top predator — peaceful only with the unswallowable; Juveniles group; adults rule a territory alone. Buenos compañeros: A bonded pair in a very large tank — Only for the experienced.No convive con Any fish smaller than itself — Food, not company.
Su hábitat natural es Myanmar, en still and slow waters among vegetation.
Esta especie salta: mantén la tapa bien cerrada.
Builds a foam nest among floating plants; prolonged brood care. Males have a narrower head.