Garra bispinosa

Garra bispinosa is a resilient freshwater fish known for its unique feeding behavior, often seen grazing on algae and biofilm. It's characterized by its ability to cling onto rocks and substrates in fast-flowing water bodies. They are often kept in aquariums designed to mimic stream environments, with a strong water turnover and sufficient aeration. **Behavior and Compatibility:** Generally peaceful, but may exhibit territorial behavior, especially towards similar species. Best kept with other non-aggressive fish. **Diet:** Algae and biofilm form a substantial part of its diet, but they also accept commercially available wafer and pellets designed for bottom-dwellers as well as blanched vegetables. **Breeding:** Little is known about breeding in captivity; however, they are believed to be egg scatterers. **Additional Care Requirements:** Make sure the tank has lots of hiding spots, rocks, and smooth surfaces for the fish to graze. Swift water flow is essential for its well-being.