Taeniacara Candidi Size:Female Requena Province

Requena Province

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Extensive studies have shown the tannins released by Indian Almond leaves can promote healing of wounds and fin damage

The newly hatched nauplii of the cysts harvested from these unique biotopes are prized by serious aquarists because of their smaller size and generally higher HUFA value

Collected exclusively from submerged riparian vegetation of terrestrial origin

Taeniacara Candidi Size:Female Requena ProvinceScientific name: Taeniacara Candidi Origin : Taeniacara Candidi was described by Myers in 1935. This fish was first described in the Apistogramma genus as Apistogramma weisei, but later described in their own genus, Taeniacara. They are found along the Amazon River to the Tapajos River. This little fish is found in the lower Rio Negro River as well. Other common names they are known by are Torpedo Cichlid and Weise's Dwarf Cichlid They primarily occur