<h1>"Fish Farming Says" Today's Headline Column: Medaka Population Series 144 Mexican Yellowtail Fetal Medaka</h1>
Original author: Crazy Man [Insist on sharing the most down-to-earth fish farming experience in the most understandable language]
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Dear aquarists today's headlines, good evening! In the next article, we will introduce several species to you, and the medaka is a native species. The first thing we'll introduce in this article is the Mexican yellow-tailed raw medaka.
【Introduction】
Its name is relatively long, but the name also represents its place of origin, which is Mexico. The total length can go up to 10 cm, or belongs to the relatively large medaka. Then, its name also reveals that its breeding method is fetal, that is, it comes out of the belly directly from the small fish, just like our common peacock fish. The name is actually very good, with a yellow tail in the middle, which means their characteristics, and the yellow tail is a feature.
【Appreciation】
In terms of the appreciation of this Mexican yellow-tailed raw medaka, in fact, we still have a lot of places to appreciate in the picture. The first is that it has some scales in the middle that are reflective, and this is also a highlight. And some of these reflective scales are yellow, or golden, and some are blue. And it has a black tail and a yellow stripe combined like a fan, which is also a certain ornamental. However, due to the many uncertainties of the native fish themselves, coupled with different watersheds, their performance is also different. So when we see this on the picture, it is not necessarily the same as the actual situation. After all, each fish has its own unique shape, which is also a very charming place for native fish.
【Market】
In terms of market liquidity. Because this Mexican yellow-tailed raw medaka is not resistant to high temperatures, its transportation sometimes encounters hot weather, and there may be some unexpected conditions. So it's not that high in terms of market circulation. In addition, it is a relationship between native fish, so even if it is available on the market, it is generally an artificially bred individual.
Well, this article about the Mexican yellow-tailed raw medaka will be shared here with you. I hope that it will be of new help to everyone to understand the various breeding medaka, and also have a deeper understanding of the native medaka. If you find the article interesting and valuable, welcome to bookmark or forward it. Thank you all for your support, welcome to continue to pay attention.