Oriental cuttlefish (Garra orientalis)

The back of the Oriental Cuttlehead is dark black, the belly is gray, and each fin is gray-black with a slight orange tinge. The orange color is more pronounced in juvenile fish. There is a black spot at the back of each scale on the side of the body, so there are 6 black parallel lines on each side of the body. stripes. Oriental cuttlefish often inhabit environments with rapid water flow in rivers and mountain streams. They stick to rocks with their saucer-shaped suction cups and live a bottom-dwelling life.

Adult size: 25-30cm

Temperature: 10 – 30°C

Food: fish food, fish, shrimp