Best Five Beautiful Freshwater Fishes in the World
Fishes are always one of the most interesting species in the world
because of their colorful patterns and beautiful fins. The fish need
a range of physiological adaptations, to survive in fresh water. Only 41.24% species of fish are found in freshwater. There is the physiological
difference between freshwater and saltwater fish. Their gills must be able to diffuse dissolved gasses while
keeping the salts in the body fluids inside. If freshwater fish lost
too many scales, will die. There are number of species of colorful fishes in the world as listed below:
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2. Killifish - There are some 1270
different species of killifish, the biggest family being Rivulidae, containing
more than 320 species. Because of living in temporary
pools of water, the eggs of most killifish can survive periods of dehydration.
The adults of some species can additionally survive out of the water for
several weeks. The female Killifish are much less vibrantly colored than male
ones. These fish are found mainly in fresh or brackish waters in the
America. The majority of killifish are found in permanent streams, rivers, and
lakes.
3. Gourami – Gouramis are a group of freshwater fishes that comprises the family. These fishes are native to India, Pakistan, and Korea. Many gouramis have a feeler-like ray at the front of each of their pelvic fins. They are almost the perfect aquarium fish as they are colorful, active and easy to care of. These are the one of the most colorful fishes in the world.
4. Male Betta – The Siamese fighting fish is also known
as Betta. This is a species of gourami family, which is popular as an aquarium fish. It comes in a large
variety of fin types and color. It is one of the most popular freshwater fish because we can easily take care
of this. They have a long lifespan. They are available in monochrome colors,
but a Betta displaying 2 or more colors with its large elegant flowing fins.
5. German Blue Ram – This is colorful and small sized dwarf
child. It is popular aquarium fish. Yellow-green
color makes up the main body and blue
dots cover the fins. The German blue ram is not a suitable fish for newly set
up aquariums, and should not be kept in an aquarium
smaller than 75 L. There are red patches on the
belly, near the eyes and tail fin.
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