Black skirt fish is the original species of color skirt fish, because they are the same species, so mixed culture is no problem. Native to South America, the fish can grow to 6 to 8 centimeters in length in the wild and only 3 to 6 centimeters in captivity. Its body is diamond-shaped, its anal fin is relatively broad, and its pectoral, pelvic and caudal fins are white.
Head and tail lights are also called electric lantern fish or lantern fish, its head is blunt, the whole is spindle-shaped, and the fins are transparent. This kind of fish can grow to 4-6 centimeters or so, because the body is petite, the character is also relatively mild, so it is also more suitable for mixed culture. Moreover, it does not require high water quality, and the bait usually fed is mostly small live food.
Silver screen lamp, also known as silver screen fish, is native to South America and is distributed in the Amazon River, Guyana and Brazil. The length of this fish is between 5 and 7 centimeters, the body is silvery gray, the edge of the scales is black, and the eyes are red. It usually lives in warm water of 22-25 C and is usually active in the middle and upper strata.
Red tail glass is characterized by a transparent body, its bones and internal organs can be seen clearly, plus the red tail fin to have this name. Because of its gentle character, it is very suitable for mixed breeding and easy to raise. It can live in waters of 22-30 C, and its feeding habits are relatively complex.
Zebrafish is mainly distributed in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and other places, and has been introduced by many countries. As an ornamental fish, it is small and gentle, swimming almost all day. It is relatively easy to raise, and the water quality requirements are not high. Usually, pebbles can be put in the water tank to make the water clear.
