<h1>"Fish Farming" Today's headline column: Medaka Population Series 111 Wild Swordtail Fish (Original Species).</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! This article also brings you another wild swordtail fish. The official name of this swordtail is called, wild swordtail fish.
【Introduction】
This swordtail is a wild swordtail in the true sense of the word. The origin is Mexico, as well as Guatemala. The total length can go up to 8 centimeters, which is the standard body length of the swordtail fish. This native swordtail fish, the lines and patterns on the body, will vary according to the different habitats, many native swordtail lovers like to collect their different species, and in their own hands, continuous reproduction, can maintain their species.
【Appreciation】
Appreciation is more special. Because of this wild swordtail fish, their body color is different according to different river basins and different river places. The one we see in the picture is a wild swordtail from the Anderia River. Especially the part that extends from the tail of the sword, the golden yellow color is very bright. Coupled with a golden yellow stripe from beginning to end, plus a blue stripe color below, it looks very comfortable and has a streamlined three-dimensional feeling. This is the biggest feature of the swordtail fish. It gives a very agile feel.
【Market】
Unfortunately, the circulation rate of this wild swordtail in the market is almost zero. Basically, only foreign countries, especially some enthusiasts in Europe, will go to the place of origin to collect these native swordtails and then raise them in their own homes. I hope that in the future, we can see more ornamental fish in our domestic aquarium market.
Well, the article about this wild swordtail of the Anderia River is shared here. I hope that you have a clear understanding of the most primitive wild swordtail fish, and also know how the red swordfish we raise now come from. If you feel that the article is like, welcome to collect it, thank you for your support.