Tanakia himantegus

科: Cyprinidae

Tanakia himantegusは中国、ベトナムに原生する温和な雑食性の淡水魚（コイ科）。飼育難度は中級者向き程度です。

飼育条件

水温: 15–28 °C
pH: 6.5–7.5
GH硬度: 5–15 dGH
成魚の体長: 5.6–8 cm
最小水槽: 80 L
泳ぐ水層: Mid-water swimmer; keep 6+
飼育難度: 中級
性格: Peaceful
原産地: 东亚淡水水系

種の概要

Tanakia himantegus is a Cyprinidae. In the aquarium it stays peaceful. Plan on 5.6–8 cm of adult fish at 15–28 °C. Related profiles: Tanakia koreensis, Tanakia lanceolata, Tanakia tanago.

原生環境

生息地: Clear streams, rivers and still waters
水流: Moderate flow
溶存酸素: Average oxygen needs

レイアウトと設備

底床: Smooth gravel and sand with open floor space
流木・石組: Driftwood, water-worn stones and shelters that mimic the native biotope
水草: Hardy plants on hardscape; keep the floor open

性格・餌・混泳

群泳性: Keep 6+; larger groups settle better
餌: Omnivore; quality prepared foods with variety
おすすめの混泳相手: Amur False Gudgeon — Similar size and water needs
China-Bitterling — Similar size and water needs
Acanthorhodeus chankaensis — Similar size and water needs
混泳しないほうがいい相手: Large aggressive cichlids — Bullying and injury risk
Known fin nippers — Constant stress and fin damage

繁殖と注意点

雌雄の違い: Males are typically slimmer and more intensely colored; females fuller-bodied
繁殖方法: Spawning; condition with rich foods and simulate seasonal changes

よくある質問

Tanakia himantegusは飼育しやすい？

中級向き。水質の安定が重要。Peaceful。Keep 6+; larger groups settle better。

Tanakia himantegusの適水温と水質は？

15–28 °C を安定して維持。pH 6.5–7.5、GH 5–15 dGH。

Tanakia himantegusの大きさと水槽サイズは？

成魚は 5.6–8 cm。最低 80 L。

Tanakia himantegusの餌は？

Omnivore; quality prepared foods with variety。1日2回の少量給餌が理想的。

Tanakia himantegusは混泳できる？

Peaceful。混泳の相手：Amur False Gudgeon — Similar size and water needs, China-Bitterling — Similar size and water needs, Acanthorhodeus chankaensis — Similar size and water needs。Large aggressive cichlids — Bullying and injury risk, Known fin nippers — Constant stress and fin damageは避ける。

Tanakia himantegusの原産地は？

东亚淡水水系のClear streams, rivers and still watersが生息地。

Tanakia himantegusの繁殖は？

繁殖：Spawning; condition with rich foods and simulate seasonal changes。Males are typically slimmer and more intensely colored; females fuller-bodied。