The marbled headstander generally inhabits streams and rivers of the Orinoco and Amazon river systems.
The Marbled headstander lives in the pelagic, freshwater environment.
Abramites hypselonotus, or the marbled headstander, is a member of the family Anostomidae of the order Characiformes. Under normal fish classifying rules you would gather from its upturned mouth and long streamlined body that the marbled headstander is a surface dweller. More
I have a Marbled Headstander, he's a definte conversation piece! He swims standing on his head (straight up and down). Sometimes shy, he can be semi-aggressive, especially with smaller fish. Contributed by Aunrie ColwellComment Abramites are peaceful coomunity fish, I've found. More
Another drawback of the Marbled Headstander is that it may nibble on the plants found in the aquarium. More
The Marbled headstander makes an excellent addition to the larger South American biotope tank, and mixes well with cichlids, too, says Matt Clarke. More
view this recently viewed fish The Marbled Headstander is occasionally seen for sale and is often popular due to its attractive patterning. More
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