Familia: Bagridae
Pez de agua dulce semiagresivo y omnívoro, de la familia de los bágridos, originario de Japón. Cuidado para principiantes.
Tachysurus fulvidraco is a Bagridae from Japan. In the wild it prefers clear streams, rivers and still waters; in the aquarium it stays semi-aggressive. Plan on 24.1–34.5 cm of adult fish at 16–25 °C. Related profiles: Tachysurus dumerili, Tachysurus nitidus, Tachysurus sinensis.
Fácil de cuidar. Semi-aggressive; Solitary, pairs or small groups.
Mantén el agua a 16–25 °C. 16–25 °C recorded range. Standard heater to hold the mid-range steadily.
Tamaño adulto: 24.1–34.5 cm. Mínimo 345 L.
Omnivore; quality prepared foods with variety. Combina pienso con alimentos congelados o vivos.
Semi-aggressive; Solitary, pairs or small groups. Buenos compañeros: Amur False Gudgeon — Similar size and water needs, China-Bitterling — Similar size and water needs, Acanthorhodeus chankaensis — Similar size and water needs.No convive con Large aggressive cichlids — Bullying and injury risk, Known fin nippers — Constant stress and fin damage.
Originario de Japón; vive en clear streams, rivers and still waters. Still to very gentle water; average oxygen needs.
En acuario: spawning; condition with rich foods and simulate seasonal changes. Males are typically slimmer and more intensely colored; females fuller-bodied.