Aru Pearl Swallow (Pseudomugil gertrudae 'Aru')

Aru pearl swallows are an exceptionally slender, blue-eyed species. The black dots scattered on the fins like pearls are why they are called "pearl" swallows. In terms of appearance, the front dorsal fin of the male fish is relatively narrow and the ends of the fins are pointed; the back dorsal fin is wide and rounded like a sail, and the anal fin and back dorsal fin also have similar shapes. Finally, the bright yellow at the end of the pectoral fin is even more... It adds a little aura to them! On the contrary, female fish are not as wide and elegant as the male fish, and their gender is very easy to identify.

Adult size: about 4 cm

Breeding water temperature: above 22℃

Food: Feed red worms brine shrimp