Care and Compatibility of Myanmar Darío - Dario sp Myanmar

Introduction

Darío sp. Myanmar, also known as the Myanmar Darío, originates from the streams and rivers of Myanmar. It is characterized by its vibrant coloration, ranging from red to orange with blue details. It is a popular fish in aquariums due to its small size and striking coloration.

Behavior

The Darío sp. Myanmar is a small and active fish. It is known for its territorial behavior, especially during breeding. It prefers to be in groups, but males can show aggression towards other males. It is ideal to keep it in a tank with hiding spots and plants to reduce stress and allow natural behaviors.

Sexual Dimorphism

Males usually have more vibrant colors and a greater intensity of color compared to females. During the breeding season, males may show more territorial and aggressive behavior.

Reproduction

Breeding Darío sp. Myanmar in captivity is possible. During courtship, males may display more intense colors and perform courtship dances. Providing a tank with dense plants and hiding spots is recommended for the female to lay her eggs. Fry should be fed with very fine and live foods.

Aquarium Conditions

The tank for Darío sp. Myanmar should be well-planted with hiding spots. It prefers clean and slightly acidic water with a fine gravel substrate. Efficient filtration and regular water changes are important for its well-being.

Feeding

The Darío sp. Myanmar is omnivorous and accepts a variety of foods in the aquarium. Its diet should include live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp and daphnia, as well as high-quality dry foods. Feeding it several times a day in small amounts is recommended.

Complexity

Caring for Darío sp. Myanmar is moderate. It requires a well-maintained tank and a varied diet. It is not recommended for beginners without prior experience with similar fish.

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You can also find out the 87 species compatible with the Dario sp Myanmar (Myanmar Darío) can live together.

Note: The parameters of the water such as PH and temperature are also used to calculate the compatibility of the species.

Compatible species (87)

No species is compatible with the Myanmar Darío, however, 87 fish are semi compatible with the Myanmar Darío with certain conditions special.

With Reservation (18 Species)

Las especies territoriales por lo general pueden convivir con especies protegidas con coraza, ya que no pueden hacerles daño por su dura piel, lo que si hay que tener en cuenta es tener un acuario con dimensiones favorables para que cada pez pueda delimitar un territorio, ya que la mayoría de peces acorazados son también peces de fondo y les gusta estar buscando lugares donde ocultarse.

Leopard Cactus Pleco

Hypancistrus Furunculus L199

Suckermouth catfish

Hypostomus plecostomus

IndoPlanorbis Exustus

Planorbis planorbis

Anentome Helena

Anentome helena

Horned Snail

Tyloperlamania sp

Corydora Fish

Corydora

Apple Snail

Pomacea bridgesii

Spotted Dora Catfish

Agamyxus pectinifrons

Upside-Down Catfish

Synodontis nigriventris

Bristlenose Catfish

Ancistrus

Clown Pleco

Panaqolus maccus

Golden Royal Pleco

Sturisoma aureum

Stick Catfish

Farlowella acus

Lemon Catfish

Hemiancistrus subviridis

Striped Raphael Catfish

Platydoras costatus

Galaxy Plecostomus

Leporacanthicus sp L240

Royal Pleco

Panaque nigrolineatus

Compatible in some cases, it depends on the nature and personality of the fish.

Killifish Nothobranchius

Nothobranchius

Showdown over territory (2 Species)

Fish can live together as long as the space is spacious enough to delimit a territory, otherwise there may be aggressions for competing for the territory.

Dragon Violet Goby

Gobioides broussonnetii

Entre los machos de la misma especie puede haber competencia por el territorio.

Myanmar Darío

Dario sp Myanmar

Compatible if space is enough (67 Species)

They can coexist together if the aquarium they share is large and spacious enough for both species to feel good, as some fish may attack others to feel that they have little space and try to eliminate the competition.