Familia: Gobiidae
Pez de agua dulce semiagresivo y carnívoro, de la familia de los góbidos, originario de Japón. Cuidado cuidado moderado.
Rhinogobius flumineus, a member of the family Gobiidae, comes from Japan, where it inhabits clear streams, rivers and still waters. Semi-aggressive and carnivore; quality prepared foods with variety; regular frozen or live foods, it grows to 4.9–7 cm and adapts well to a properly set-up aquarium in the 18–26 °C range. Other Rhinogobius species in our database include Rhinogobius brunneus, Rhinogobius cliffordpopei, Rhinogobius giurinus.
Dificultad media. Semi-aggressive; Solitary, pairs or small groups.
18–26 °C con estabilidad; pH 6.5–7.5, GH 5–15 dGH.
Tamaño adulto: 4.9–7 cm. Mínimo 70 L.
Carnivore; quality prepared foods with variety; regular frozen or live foods. Combina pienso con alimentos congelados o vivos.
Sí, con criterio. Semi-aggressive — combínalo con Amur False Gudgeon — Similar size and water needs, China-Bitterling — Similar size and water needs, Acanthorhodeus chankaensis — Similar size and water needs. Aleja Large aggressive cichlids — Bullying and injury risk, Known fin nippers — Constant stress and fin damage.
De Japón: clear streams, rivers and still waters, con strong current with heavy aeration.
En acuario: spawning; condition with rich foods and simulate seasonal changes. Males are typically slimmer and more intensely colored; females fuller-bodied.