Siniperca obscura – Obscure Chinese Perch (~6–12 cm) Glossolepis incisus Hyphessobrycon piranga

Hyphessobrycon piranga

they make a captivating focal point in specialty setups

Reaches about 2

5 (slightly acidic to neutral)

Breeding: Requires freshwater mussels for egg laying

Siniperca obscura – Obscure Chinese Perch (~6–12 cm) Glossolepis incisus Hyphessobrycon pirangaA small, laterally flattened perch native to southern China. Its body is dark in coloration, optimizing camouflage in shaded stream environments. It grows to about 612 cm, notably smaller than its relatives Habitat & Behavior: Found in lowland rivers and streams below 300 meters elevation, particularly in tributaries south of the Yangtze River basin. Occupies a benthopelagic nichemid to bottom water zonesand uses its dark body to remain hidden and