Mullya Garra
Garra mullya
Family : Cyprinidae
A medium-sized Garra species, very hardy and easy to keep. It is appreciated for its active behavior and cleaning role.
Description
Garra mullya has an elongated, cylindrical body, grey-brown with golden highlights. A dark horizontal stripe is often present. Its sucker mouth is wide. Fins are transparent with dark rays. It can reach 15 cm. It is a gregarious fish living in schools. It is very active and spends time grazing surfaces. It can be territorial towards other Garra if space is limited. It adapts to various water conditions.
Habitat
Region :
Rivers and streams with moderate to fast current, rocky bottoms
Distribution :
Recommended parameters
Care
Care notes
Tank of at least 150 L for a group. Well-oxygenated water with moderate current. Temperature 22-28°C, pH 6.5-7.8, GH 5-20. Sand or fine gravel substrate. Rocks and driftwood for decoration. Omnivorous: accepts flakes, pellets, algae wafers, vegetables. Also offer bloodworms or brine shrimp. Compatible with peaceful fish of similar size. Avoid very calm or long-finned species. Perform 30% weekly water changes. Jumping risk, lid required.
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