Rose crucian carp
Rose crucian carp is a relatively rare squid, native to In India, they have a more lively personality and like to live in groups, but they may bully small fish, so when breeding them together, you must be careful not to mix them with other guinea fish.
The fish body of rose crucian carp is spindle-shaped, 5-7 cm long, and can reach 14-15 cm under artificial conditions. The body of the juvenile fish is silvery white, and as it grows, its back is silvery white, its back is yellowish green, its back body has a black round spot, and there are also black spots on its dorsal fin. Marriage color appears during growth, and the male fish is rose red, bright and beautiful. The male and female parent fish of rose crucian carp are easy to distinguish. The male fish has a narrow body and large fins, and has a beautiful marriage color; the female fish has a lighter and darker color, a thick body and a swollen abdomen.
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