Brazilian Gramma

The Brazilian Gramma is a small, peaceful fish that can reach up to 3 inches (7.6 cm) in length. It is a popular choice for reef aquariums due to its bright colors and ease of care. The fish has a purple head and bright yellow body, and a black line separates the two colors.

The Brazilian Gramma is carnivorous and feeds on small crustaceans and other small invertebrates in the wild. In an aquarium, it should be fed a varied diet consisting of high-quality pellets, frozen and live foods such as brine shrimp and mysis shrimp.

The Brazilian Gramma is difficult to sex visually.

The Brazilian Gramma is difficult to breed in captivity, and there is no known breeding program for this species.

The Brazilian Gramma is generally hardy and resistant to diseases, but it can be susceptible to the same diseases as other saltwater fish, including ich and velvet.

The Brazilian Gramma is found in the western Atlantic Ocean, ranging from the Caribbean to Brazil.

The Brazilian Gramma is generally considered safe to keep with other species, but it may become territorial with its own kind or other similar-looking species. It is also important to ensure that the aquarium has plenty of hiding places and rockwork for the fish to retreat to.

The Brazilian Gramma should be acclimated slowly to the aquarium environment over a period of several hours to avoid shock.

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