Leporinus desmotes
Leporinus desmotes is a peaceful schooling fish that can not be kept in an aquarium with plants because they will eat them. The aquarium should be set up with driftwood, roots and stones that make hiding places. In the middle, you should leave very much free swimming space. A regular large changing of the water and a powerful filter are necessary.
This species was first described by Fowler in 1914.
Origin
South America; Brazil, Guyana, Suriname.
Diet
You should give them mainly vegetable food such as lettuce and algae. Vegetable dry food and live food such as Tubifex and Daphnia are accepted as well.
Breeding Leporinus desmotes
About breeding Leporinus desmotes in the aquarium not much is known.
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Author
Jan Bukkems – Aquavisie
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