Red gill crowns
Red gill crowns are mainly scattered in the Amazon river basin. It is a species that is not very difficult to raise and grow. Red gill crowns are relatively rare, so there are not many introductions to red gill crowns. Aquarists who like this kind of observation fish may want to learn about it.
The red gill crown has a naughty head and an egg-shaped body. There is a black stripe on the side of the body, and some are scattered with red freckles on the black stripe. It is very easy to raise and grow. If you see eye-shaped freckles clearly appearing in the middle of the dorsal fin of a female fish, it means that the female fish has laid eggs. The female fish can lay about 100 to 300 eggs at a time.
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