
Luciocephalus aura
Luciocephalus aura
A long head and huge protrusible mouth on a slender body, with small iridescent flank spots.
A long head and huge protrusible mouth accompany a slender body. Conspicuous small iridescent flank spots are an important visible distinction from L. pulcher.
- Adult length
- Up to 10.5 cm (standard length, without the tail fin)
- Natural habitat
- Inhabits freshwater swamp forest.
A blackwater ambush predator with demanding water-quality and feeding requirements. Small fish and shrimp are not safe.
Social behaviour and territory
One keeper kept four in a one-metre tank, with mouthbrooding occurring.
Diet and feeding
Live food, especially live shrimp. Also accepts white mosquito larvae and small shrimp.
Sources
fliphtml5.com ↗ 2026-10-23
www.aquariumglaser.de ↗ 2026-10-23
www.fishbase.se ↗ 2026-10-25
www.seriouslyfish.com ↗ 2026-10-23