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- Description: Fish color from beige to gray, silver sides. Slender body with a reddish brown spot at the base of the  Pectoral fin.
- Size: Up to 25 cm.
- Diet: It feeds on crustaceans, mollusc and annelids. Scales and pellets.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: Usually live in Banks, near and offshore soft bottoms.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty.

 

- Description: It has a general tonaildad pink and electric blue spots on the dorsal side.
- Size: Up to 30 - 40 cm.
- Diet: Crustaceans, molluscs, scale, pellets.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: Lives over soft bottoms. Banks are few individuals.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty.

- Description: Species conspicuous. It has reddish-lists. Radios filamentous dorsal fin.
-Size: Up to 40 - 60 cm.
- Diet: feed it with crustaceans, molluscs, pellets and scales.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: rocky bottoms.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty. Ideal for large aquariums.

- Description: Body light brown with a predominance of pink with bluish reflections. The tips of the caudal fin are blue. Robust in adults.
-Size: Up to 50 - 70cm.
- Diet: Crustaceans, molluscs and pellets.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: Funds mixed rock and sand.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty. Ideal for large aquariums.

- Description: Fish of the family of Blennies. They have numerous drawings and depending on the sex or age of fish, their livery changes. . They have eye-shaped tentacles branch. 

-Size: up to 9 - 10cm.
- Diet: Feeds on algae, crustaceans, small annelids. Pellets and scales.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: rocky bottoms.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty

- Description: It has a black longitudinal band that characterizes it. Thin body and head.Their color is typically black and white. They have eye-shaped tentacles branch.
-Size: 6 to 7 cm.
- Diet: Feeds on algae, small annelids and crustaceans. Scales and pellets.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: rocky bottoms.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty.

- Description: Dark brown fish. Characteristically a Barbillon on the chin and pelvic fins in the form of filament bifida.
-Size: Up to 40 - 50 cm.
- Diet: It feeds on all kinds of crustaceans, molluscs and baby fishes, pellets.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: rocky and cavities.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty. It recomieda for large aquariums.

 

- Description: Body dark, sometimes with small white spots. They have three barbels.
-Size: Up to 25 cm.
- Diet: It feeds on crustaceans. I agree very well and other fresh foods.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: Rocky and cavities.
- Maintenance: Low difficulty.

- Description: It has a yellow or golden longitudinal lines very bright, characteristic of these species, with silver highlights. His eyes are also yellow.
- Size: can reach up to 35 cm.
- Diet: omnivorous fish, but his vegetable diet predominates.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: Frequents shallow funds, including algae and seagrass meadows. Also moving in open sea.
- Maintenance: Easy.

- Description: Back blue, marked by sinuous black lines. Belly white with silver highlights.Torpedo-shaped body, elongated.
- Size: Can reach 40 cm.
- Diet: It feeds both on fish, crustaceans and cephalopods.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: They are large offshore banks. Pelagic species.
- Maintenance: Requires a large aquarium and current.

- Description: Massive head and rounded. Reddish, brownish hues are used for camouflage. It has a strong thorns, which contain venom.
- Size: 15 to 17 cm.
- Diet: Crustaceans, fish and cephalopods.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: Inhabits rocky bottoms.
- Maintenance: Easy.

 

- Description: Massive head and rounded. Brownish spots which used to camouflage. It has thorns that contain poison.
- Size: Can reach up to 22 to 25 cm.
- Diet: Crustaceans, fish and cephalopods.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: Inhabits rocky bottoms.
- Maintenance: Easy.

- Description: Head long, solid spines. Its color is pink with reddish tones. It has spines that contain venom.
- Size: Up to 35 - 40 cm.
- Diet: Crustaceans, cephalopods, fish, pellet.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: On rocky bottoms.
- Maintenance: Easy.

- Description: Species very colorful and can change color depending on the environment where the fish is. Species very curious and a bit territorial.

- Size: Can reach in large aquariums up to 25 to 30 cm.
- Diet: Fresh food (shrimp, mussels, squid), pellet and flakes.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: rocky Funds
- Maintenance: Easy.

- Description: Body more thickset than in other serranids (cabrilla). It resembles aminiature Grouper. Perfect for small aquariums, which can not be maintained Grouper.Color beige with dark stripes.
- Size: 10 cm.
- Diet: Accepts great fresh food (shrimp, mussels, squid), pellet and flakes.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: rocky and sandy Fund.
- Maintenance: Easy.

- Description: About serranus sp, is the most requested by its spectacular colors. Very characteristic blue color of its abdomen.
- Size: Can reach 30 cm in large aquariums.
- Diet: Pellets, Flakes and especially fresh food such as prawns, mussels, squid.
- Temperature: 15 to 20 ° C.
- Habitat: rocky bottoms.
- Maintenance: Easy.

  • Description: Body oval, flattened, rounded snout and small mouth twisted, not terminal. Colorful light yellowish brown to reddish brown or green.
  • Size: Up to 35 - 40cm.
  • Diet: It feeds on annelid worms and small crabs that live in the sand. Very well accepted and I think squid.
  • Temperature: 15 to 20 º C.
  • Habitat: It is a benthic species living on sandy and silty. It is sometimes possible to see them at the mouths of rivers and brackish waters.
  • Maintenance: Medium difficulty.

- Description: It has a front stripe between the eyes (this is the reason for its name) and a dark spot behind the eyes.
- Size: Can reach up to 50 cm.
- Diet: Pellets, flakes, fresh food (mussels, shrimp, squid).
- Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
- Habitat: All habitats.
- Maintenance: Easy.

- Description: It has a gray color, with blue and yellow longitudinal lines.
- Size: Can reach 30-45cm.
- Diet: Pellets, flakes, fresh food.
- Temperature: 15 to 22 º C
- Habitat: rocky and mid-water.
- Maintenance: Easy.

-Description: very colorful and active species. Males have a brighter color (especially inbreeding season). Highly recommended for aquariums. Sometimes it gets close to the rocks to camouflage.
-Size: Up to 15 cm.
-Diet: They love the annelids, scales, feed and fresh food.
-Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
-Habitat: rocky bottoms and grasslands.
-Maintenance: Easy.

-Description: One of the most characteristic of the Mediterranean wrasse. Species very similar to their family Symphodus sp. about livery and behavior. Fish recommended.
-Size: 12 to 15 cm.
-Diet: They love the annelids, scales, feed and fresh food.
-Temperature: 15 to 22 ° C.
-Habitat: rocky bottoms and grasslands.
-Maintenance: Easy.

  •  Description: Body elongate. Reticulated blue designs on the head.5 lists blue-green. Black spot on back. The color of golden yellow background is more or less green or orange depending on the specimens. Have marked sexual dimorphism in the livery of the fish, with the male more colorful.
  • Size: 20cm.
  • Diet: Accepts most types of food. Scales, mussels, seaweed, prawns and pellet.
  • Temperature: 15 to 22 º C.
  • Habitat: They live in clear shallow rocky and near the coast.
  • Maintenance: Low Difficulty. When first introduced in the aquarium or something stressed, tends to be buried as natural behavior.

-Description: A laterally compressed fish, blue-green dorsum with flanks bright silvery towhite. Something very characteristic black spots are located at the tips of dorsal, ventraland caudal.
-Size: Can reach up to 35 to 45 cm.
-Diet: They love live food, fresh food such as squid, shrimp, mussels, pellet.

-Temperature: 18 º - 24 º C.
-Habitat: This species lives in midwater, usually near the surface. They are very active and good swimmers. Banks are forming a group.
-Maintenance: Easy. Species recommended for large aquariums.

-Description: It has a big mouth very characteristic in this species. Flanks are marked byblue and yellow oblique stripes. It is a poisonous species.
-Size: Reach up to 30 to 35 cm.
-Diet: Fresh food (squid, shrimp, mussels), pellet.
-Temperature: 15 º - 22 º C.
-Habitat: benthic species. They live in sandy areas on the bottom or partially buried.
-Maintenance: Easy.

-Description: Body elongate, with large eyes and silver. It has a black spot on opercle.
-Size: Can reach up to 30 to 40 cm.
-Diet: Fresh food, flakes and feed.
-Temperature: 15 to 24 ° C.
-Habitat: It is a pelagic species, very coastal, forming banks. Small species often take refuge under the jellyfish.
-Maintenance: Easy. Recommended for large aquariums.

-Description: It has a variable color. Their pectoral fins are quite large and a bright blue. Something also characteristic of this species are transformed with their pectoral fins which move along the bottom when they are quiet or inspecting the ground.
-Size: Can reach up to 50 cm.
-Diet: Fresh food and feed.
-Temperature: 15 º - 22 º C
-Habitat: This species lives deep in sandy areas.
-Maintenance: Easy.

 

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