Colorful Pearl Angel (Xenotilapia flavipinnis)

The colorful pearl is one of the most beautiful bottom-dwelling fish among the three lake fishes. It is both male and female (male and female fish are similar in color and body shape, and they do not reproduce, so it is difficult to tell the male from the female), and reproduction is relatively simple.

The fish's dorsal fin is yellow or light yellow, and the gray background of the whole body is dotted with many blue highlights. When exposed to the sun, the scales will sparkle like pearls and are colorful, so they are also called "colorful pearls".

Warm reminder: When feeding, you can choose slow-sinking feed, and colorful pearls are often sanded. Even if the feed sinks to the bottom of the sand, it will be digested by the canal.