Gastromyzon cornusaccus

Gastromyzon cornusaccus is an ideal species for aquarists seeking to replicate natural river systems. The fish exhibits a unique 'sucking' mouth adapted for clinging to rocks in fast-moving streams. Community Tank Compatibility: Best kept with other peaceful, small-sized fish. They are not particularly aggressive but can be territorial. Diet: Omnivorous with a preference for biofilm, algae, small invertebrates, and high-quality sinking wafers. Social Behavior: Generally peaceful and can be kept in groups of 5-7 to encourage natural behavior. Aquarium Setup: Simulate a riverine environment with strong water flow, plenty of rocks, and smooth substrates. Ensure excellent water oxygenation. Care Level: Intermediate; requires well-maintained tanks with specific water current requirements.