Triportheus angulatus
Silver-tetra, Amazon River Falcon
Triportheus angulatus, more commonly known as the Silver-tetra, is active, social, and typically seen swimming in large schools in the wild. Ideal for larger community setups where it has plenty of space to swim and a strong filter current to mimic river conditions. Its slender, compressed body and reflective scales allow for remarkable agility and prolonged bursts of speed.
Distribution
Argentina,Bolivia,Brazil,Ecuador,Peru,Venezuela.References
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