Red Head Tapajos "Geophagus sp." bio balls and differ only in coloration

and differ only in coloration based on their exact locale

while its arms have cream-colored spots with a red edging

A male usually does not show full colour until 2 years of age

features a half yellow and half purple body making for an interesting addition of color to most tanks

Its capacity to perform these functions is however dependent on evaporation rate and CO2 concentration

Red Head Tapajos "Geophagus sp." bio balls and differ only in colorationTapajos require an aquarium of at least 55 gallons and should be provided with a fine, sand substrate and multiple places where they can find shelter (driftwood, rock structures, or dense vegetation). Tapajos will sift and burrow through substrate and have been known to snack on some live plant species, so live plants that attach to driftwood and rocks, or potted plants are recommended. They prefer warm, soft, acidic, and clean water as well as areas