Bolivian phoenixes can be raised in aquatic weed tanks, and although Bolivian phoenixes are the largest of the bream, domestic breeding can also be raised in small aquariums. The Bolivian phoenix has a mild temperament and can be polycultured with other breeds, and if you want to breed, for the sake of safety, I recommend not polyculturing in large quantities
Bolivian phoenix belongs to the middle and bottom fish, so if it is polyculture, you must pay attention to the feeding techniques and methods when feeding, to ensure that all fish can eat. If fed, the juvenile Bolivian phoenix will grow to three centimeters in about two months
Bolivian Phoenix: Nicknamed Dwarf Butterfly Cichlid, it is mainly produced in the region of Dos Santos in Bolivia to the north of Trinidad and Tobago. The most striking thing is their beautiful red tail, which belongs to the largest species of short seabream
In 1911 it was first recorded by Hasman as Crinicara altispinosa and was classified into the genus Unstried Seabream, and by 1966 Dr. Lurin was working at the Alexandre-Koenig Museum in Bonn in Todos, Bolivia. The Bolivian phoenix collected in the Sandos Mountains was mistaken by Dr. Mancan for Apistogramma ramirei and classified as a small earth-eating seabream. It was not until 1981 that It was prescribed by Kudran as a genus of butterflies, which can be described as fateful