Sterlet Sturgeon (Acipenser ruthenus)

Sterlet Sturgeon (Acipenser ruthenus)The Sterlet is one of the smallest growing species of sturgeon but can still reach a significant adult size of up to 30inches. Good fish for the beginner hobbyist. Require colder waters not over 78 degrees. Originally native to freshwater bodies of Central Asia and Eastern Europe but now is exclusively commercially bred.

Very hardy once established

often called a king of freshwater tanks This peaceful and graceful fish draws aquarists’ eye like no other fish can

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slow or delicate species

Chinese high-fin banded sharks become darker in appearance

A beautiful and peaceful medium-sized cichlid

Compact size with extreme predator traits

Prefers dim lighting and minimal disturbance

Avoid: Small to medium fish

Temperature: 75–82°F

as the Flowerhorn Cichlid with which it is cross bred is already a hybrid produced by cross breeding the Trimac Cichlid with other various Central American Cichlids

and a dH of 8