Xenotoca doadrioi San Marcos 4 Adults
Livebearers, lot number 72
Key Details
- Appearance: Males display a bright orange, black-edged tail, while females are more subdued.
- Habitat: They inhabit springs, streams, and ponds in the Teuchitlán/Etzatlán drainage in Mexico.
- Status: The species is listed as critically endangered due to habitat destruction, pollution, and non-native fish.
- Aquarium Care:
- Temperature: 18°C–24°C (–).
- Tank Size: Minimum 20–30 gallons recommended for a small group.
- Behavior: Active, semi-aggressive (especially males toward each other).
- Diet: Omnivorous; they readily accept high-quality flakes, pellets, and frozen foods
- Temperature: 18°C–24°C (
| Quantity: | 4 |
| CARES: | Critically Endangered |
| Seller: | Seirfmike (All lots from Seirfmike) |
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