Pale sand catlet

Introduction: The pale sand catlet (Zaireichthys pallidu) is quite unique in its lack of markings.

Distribution: The pale sand catlet is native to the upper Zambezi, the Chobe and Kwando rivers.

Diet: In its natural habitat, the pale sand catlet feeds on a variety of small invertebrates, including mayfly nymphs and caddis fly larvae.

Colouring: This tetra species is characterized by its pale, silvery body colouration. It lacks the vibrant colouration of some other tetra species but makes up for it with its unique appearance.

Reproduction: The pale sand catlet is known to scatter eggs for reproduction.

Size: The pale sand catlet typically grows to a length of about 2.5 cm, making it a small-sized fish.