Alien pandas
The heteromorphic fish is a relatively complex type of fish in freshwater. They have different shapes and have a wild temperament, and the panda heteromorph among them belongs to the genus Hypocyonus among the heteromorphic fish. Produced in the upper reaches of the Xingu River in the Province of Pará, Brazil, it was created in 1989 and is by far the most famous species of unusual fish.
/p> Each fin shines blue, and this natural bright white color is particularly common among freshwater ginseng fish. The black and white fish looks very similar to the panda, and it is dubbed the loud and clear panda variant. It seems that it is so popular among aquariums that its price is very high.
1. Queen Snowball
< p style="text-indent:2em;">Queen's Snowball is a member of the genus Hypocynidae among the heteromorphic fish species. It belongs to the panda species among the heteromorphic fish species. It is produced in the border triangle area of Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil. . It is widely distributed, but it also leads to the emergence of different queen snowballs in the market.Queen's Snowball is easy to raise. You can raise 1-2 pairs in a 60 cm fish tank. Queen Snowball likes neutral to slightly acidic water, and needs high temperatures above 28°C. Males generally have longer gill spines when mature, and longer muscle teeth will grow on the first fin bone of the pectoral fin. Among the queen snowballs with different colors on the market, the most beautiful ones are black with white spots. Their black bodies will glow blue like pandas under the light, and the pink freckles generally grow to a certain size. Later, the complexion will become darker. When choosing, you should try to choose those with large and round freckles, because Queen Snowball's freckles will gradually become smaller in the process of growth.
Two, Queen Tabby
Queen Tabby
Queen's tiger stripe belongs to the genus Hypocynidae among the heteromorphic fish, and is the panda heterotype among the heteromorphic fish species; Queen's tiger stripe is the most beautiful species among the genus Hypocyagnathus. It is produced in the Ilili River, the largest tributary of the Xingu River in Brazil, and is particularly special. Extremely rare.
Although the Queen's Tabby is a rare abnormal type, it is very simple to raise, as simple as the King's Labyrinth. A fish tank of about 1 meter, equipped with a set of high-efficiency filtration, can raise a pair of queen tabby. The water temperature requirement for queen tabby is 26-30°C. It likes neutral water quality, and queen tabby is particularly suitable for mixed culture. It can be raised in the same tank with panda heteromorphs and other small heteromorphs of the genus Pangasius. They will not conflict with each other, and their feeding habits All in all, it is a very satisfying thing to see them swaggering out to look for food during feeding.
3. King's Labyrinth
The King's Labyrinth belongs to the genus Hypocynidae, which is a heteromorphic fish species. It is a panda-shaped heteromorphic fish species. The King's Labyrinth was produced in the Xingu River in Brazil. It is the earliest maze-type heteromorphy created. It can be said to be a representative species in the genus Hypogammaris.
King's Labyrinth Alien Fish and Panda Alien is unusual. The gray-white body is covered with black patterns with irregular shapes. , there is a sharp contrast, especially when the body length is less than ten centimeters. When it grows to adulthood, the black fine lines gradually become thicker and thinner, and the body color also turns dull. It is not as good as when it was young. Much warmer than that. Moreover, the King's Labyrinth has a relatively long body. When it is young, its caudal fin appears to be particularly large despite its slender body, and its caudal fin has a beautiful swallow-tail shape.
When raising King's Maze, it is best to use a semi-naked tank or lay a layer at the bottom of the tank 2~3 centimeter thick river sand, and some rocks without sharp edges are enough. The King's Labyrinth does not like heavy wood.They only like to stay near the reef; the feeding of the King's Labyrinth is relatively simple, pay attention to maintaining good water quality and cleanliness, and do a good job of heat preservation. The temperature is best kept around 28-32℃; in terms of feeding, the King's Labyrinth prefers bloodworms and Larvae will occasionally eat moss on rocks, but generally feed them frozen bloodworms and larvae.
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