Danionella dracula
Dracula Fish, Miniature Cyprinid
Danionella dracula is particularly unique in that the males have pronounced protruding bones in front of their jaws, which resemble fangs. Despite their fierce appearance, they are harmless and peaceful in community aquariums. It's important to ensure they are not kept with larger, aggressive fish due to their small size. This species is appreciated by hobbyists for its delicate structure and interesting social behaviors.
Distribution
Danionella dracula is native to Myanmar (Burma), specifically in the waters of the Irrawaddy River basin.References
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