Red-spot Cardinal

A great Red-spot Cardinal! Origin: Eastern Asia Size info: Size M: approx. 1.25 - 2.25" In coral reefs where the water is clear, Red-spot Cardinals often appear, With a stripe down their side, And their fins, so they glide, With ease, showing off without fear. They're small but fiercely territorial, Using their glowing red spot as a signal, "Mate or foe, come near, And you shall feel my spear!" Their spines are quite sharp, it's factual. Their diet consists of plankton and small critters, And they're active at night, oh what hitters! Using their keen senses, They avoid predator defenses, Safely hiding in crevices, they're quitters. Apogon parvulus, how cool you are, A little fish with so much power, With your bright colors so fine, You're a sight for sore eyes, In the sea, you're quite the star! About Red-spot Cardinal Fish The Red-spot Cardinal fish, scientifically known as Apogon parvulus, is a small and peaceful fish commonly found