Beschreibung
Astralium calcar - The robust algae eater and active beneficial organism for the reef aquarium
Description and features
The Astralum Canclar is an unusual sea dweller that stands out from other species due to its shimmering color structure and lively behavior. Its compact body structure and striking color accents in shades of blue and gold make it a visual highlight in the reef aquarium. At the same time, it impresses with its high robustness and adaptability, making it an ideal fish for both beginners and experienced aquarists.
Useful properties in the marine aquarium
The Astralum Canclar is one of the most highly prized Beneficial organisms in modern reef aquaristics. His natural focus on Algae growths makes it an effective helper in the fight against unwanted algae growth. It actively roams the aquarium in search of food and thus makes a lasting contribution to the cleanliness and biological balance of the tank. As the Astralum Canclar diurnal it displays its beneficial behavior throughout the entire lighting period and thus continuously ensures a well-maintained habitat.
Its pronounced social behavior is particularly interesting: This species often moves in groups, This creates a natural, lively shoaling behavior that enriches the aquarium not only ecologically but also visually. Thanks to its robust nature, it is also considered tough and copes much better with stressful situations or fluctuating conditions than many more sensitive invertebrates.
Keeping and care
A well-established reef aquarium with plenty of growing space and structured rock is suitable for keeping the Astralum canclar. It feeds mainly on natural microalgae, but will also accept high-quality substitute food such as nori or special algae food if the natural supply in the tank is limited. Stable water quality and a regular supply of minerals promote its vitality and intensify its attractive colors. Due to its peaceful nature, it can easily be kept together with most fish, shrimps and invertebrates.

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