Redtail Goodied (Xenotoca eiseni) Aquarium Glaser
Redtail Goodied (Xenotoca eiseni) Aquarium Glaser is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Redtail Goodied (Xenotoca eiseni) Aquarium Glaser
Redtail Goodied (Xenotoca eiseni) Aquarium Glaser
Description
Description
Xenotoca eiseni, commonly known as the redtail goodeid, is a small freshwater fish species native to Mexico. It's part of the Goodeidae family, a group of livebearing fishes that are often studied for their unique reproductive biology and conservation concerns.
- Appearance: Males are known for their striking coloration, typically featuring a bright red or orange tail, while females are more subdued in color.
- Size: They usually grow to about 5–7 cm (2–2.75 inches) in length.
- Habitat: They inhabit rivers, streams, and springs in central-western Mexico, particularly in the states of Jalisco and Michoacán.
- Behavior: These fish are livebearers, meaning they give birth to free-swimming young rather than laying eggs.
- Conservation: Many populations of Xenotoca eiseni are under threat due to habitat degradation, pollution, and competition with invasive species. Some local populations may already be extinct in the wild.
Specifications
Specifications
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CategoryLivebearers
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Species TypeAmeca Splendens
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Water Temperature
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Minimum Tank Size30 Gallons
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Water pH LevelAlkaline, Neutral
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Habitat PreferenceHiding Spots, Planted Tanks, Sandy Tanks, Rocky Tanks
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BehaviourCommunity Fish
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