Nannacara sp. "Sourourou" Medium (Aquarium Glaser)

Nannacara sp. "Sourourou"

• An undescribed Nannacara species from the Sourourou Creek drainage in French Guiana. 
• Considered closely related to Nannacara aureocephalus and Nannacara anomala. 
• Highly sought after by dwarf cichlid enthusiasts due to its rarity and locality-specific origin. 

Nannacara aureocephalus (Goldhead Nannacara)

• Origin: French Guiana, including the Approuague basin and nearby coastal drainages. 
• Adult size:
  • Males up to 10-12 cm (4-5")
  • Females about 5-6 cm (2-2.5") 
• Distinguishing feature: Mature males develop a striking golden-yellow head and gill cover, which gives the species its name. 

Care Requirements

• Temperature: 23-27°C (73-81°F) 
• pH: 5.5-7.0
• Soft, slightly acidic water preferred.
• Fine sand substrate, leaf litter, wood, and abundant cover are recommended. 

The Sourourou form is typically considered the rarer and more collectible fish, while aureocephalus is the better-known species and tends to be more readily available.