About the Baby Dolphin
Name: Baby Dolphin
Max Size: Baby Dolphin can grow up to 12-16 inches in length.
Water Parameters: Baby Dolphin prefers slightly acidic to neutral water conditions with a pH range of 6.5-7.5. The temperature should be maintained between 75-82Β°F.
Diet: Baby Dolphin is a carnivorous species and primarily feeds on live or frozen foods such as small fish, insects, and crustaceans. They have a specialized long snout that allows them to probe the substrate for prey.
Temperament: Baby Dolphin is generally peaceful but can become territorial during breeding. It is best to provide them with ample space and hiding spots to minimize aggression.
Tank Setup: Set up an aquarium with a spacious swimming area and provide hiding spots using driftwood, rocks, and plants. Use a sandy substrate to mimic their natural habitat. A well-functioning filtration system is important to maintain good water quality.
Compatibility: Baby Dolphin should be kept in a species-specific aquarium or with other large, peaceful fish that can tolerate their size and occasional territorial behavior.
Behavior: Baby Dolphin is known for its unique elongated snout, which it uses to detect prey in the substrate. They have a fascinating hunting technique and are known to generate weak electric fields to locate food and navigate their surroundings.
Fun Fact: Baby Dolphin, also known as Mormyrus Longirostris, belongs to the family of elephantfish. Its elongated snout and unique hunting behavior make it an intriguing species to observe in an aquarium. With their striking appearance and interesting behaviors, they are sure to capture the attention of fish enthusiasts.