Species Profile: Albino Threadfin Acara|Acarichthys Heckelii|Albino Heckelii|ColourMeenGallery[Eng]
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- ALBINO THREADFIN ACARA CICHLID (ACARICHTHYS HECKELII)
The species which we are going to see today is one on my personal favorite cichlid. Yes, the Albino Threadfin Acara (Acarichthys Heckelii) it is not only my favorite cichlid but it is favorite amongst many cichlid enthusiasts due to its peaceful behavior and vivid coloration as it matures. It is one of the more elegant-looking cichlids in my view.
Detailed Species Information:
They are commonly called as Albino Heckelii or Albini Threadfin Acara
They belong to a species named Acarichthys
These are originated from South American (Colombia, Peru, and Brazil)
Let us move to their diet, they are Omnivore (which means they will eat both meat or plant)
I feed them with a mixed diet routine, for breakfast I feed them with E Larval Feed which is rich in protein, in the evenings I feed them with Hikari Excel Sinking Pellets which is rich in spirulina and vitamin C which improves the healthy immune system. They love these foods.
Now coming to the life span, their avg. life span, if we give a proper dietary food routine then it is claimed that they will live with you for almost 10 - 15 years max.
The avg. adult size of this fish is, it grows up to 7 - 8 inches
The ideal water temperature for this species is 24° - 30° C
They can withstand a pH of 6.0 - 7.2 at the max
They require a minimum of 4 ft tank with fine sand substrate and multiple places where they can find shelter (driftwood, rock structures, or dense vegetation). They will continuously sift through sand in search of food.
Threadfins prefer to live in groups and are relatively peaceful Cichlids that have been successful in a community environment.
Tankmates should be considered carefully and should be comparable in size.
If these are taken care then I guarantee that you can sit back and enjoy their personalities with a cup coffee/tea every morning or evening.
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Very informative
awesome vid
Every fish you have unique ... A very detailed description about the species.... Awesome.. way to go
Thanks a lot
Nice video princaa...good to knw abt a new species ... It looks beautiful...
Thank you 😊
Very well detailed.. Great going Prince
Great video, finally in English keep it up and keep growing
Yes Bro 💯
Awesome
Good One brother. 😊
Thank you
Good one.
You did very well, I enjoyed listening to you. If you can film in English sometime, it’s a good market. Good luck, I wish you very well, & I enjoyed your video!
Thank you for your feedback. I will surely take your comments seriously
👌👌👌👌👍👍👍... Great super
Thank you
Woah , Great video ! Keep it upp 👌
Thank you brother
Where did you bought them from India . How much did u get them for. Also can you show a update of them now
I want this
All sold out
New sub👌
Thank you
Can you please provide details of monster fish like red tail catfish, peacock bass, frontosa
Sure will do it bro
Can I keep it in a discus community tank for just 2 pcs?
Sorry for my late reply. Yes you can
Are these ones young? Will their fins grow longer and colours develop? If so, how long do they take to mature?
Yes they are young... it takes 1year atleast for them to get big and matured