
Geophagus pyrocephalus
Geophagus pyrocephalus
The forehead becomes orange-red in both mature sexes, and juveniles already show narrow vertical bars.
The forehead becomes orange-red in both mature sexes, and juveniles already show narrow vertical bars. This is the fish formerly called Tapajós Red Head.
- Adult length
- Up to 16 cm
- Water temperature
- 23–28 °C
- Natural habitat
- Native to the lower Tapajós in Brazil, over fine sand with scattered roots, branches and boulders, also entering flooded forest during the rainy season.
A red head is not exclusive to males; males have more developed fins.
Social behaviour and territory
Gregarious outside breeding, with pairs forming naturally within the group. Eggs are laid on a surface before both parents mouthbrood the young.