Cherry Red Congo Tetra - The Blue Form a Different Species Entirely? | Alestopetersius brichardi скачать в хорошем качестве

Cherry Red Congo Tetra - The Blue Form a Different Species Entirely? | Alestopetersius brichardi

In this video, I examine the differences between the two forms of Brichardi Congo tetras. Those being, the Cherry Red and Blue forms of Alestopetersius brichardi. After keeping both forms for several years, I observed noticeable differences in their appearance and behavior, leading me to question whether they might represent distinct species. I’ll discuss the key morphological features of both color morphs, such as body size, fin color, and jaw structure, based on my personal experiences and observations. The video also includes a look at how these differences might relate to their native environments and possible taxonomic distinctions. While there is limited literature on the subject, I hope to offer a thoughtful comparison of these two varieties, using images of my own fish as well as external examples for context. For more detailed information I find Amazonas Magazine to be the most helpful resource: digitaledition.amazonasmagazine.com/ This video is for entertainment purposes. Feel free to share your thoughts on the topic in the comments below, and if you're interested in more videos on Congo Tetras or related species, consider subscribing to the channel.