Brycon Collection

Piraputanga fish (Brycon hilarii) in underwater landscape, Aquario Natural, Rio Baia Bonito, Bonito area, Serra da Bodoquena (Bodoquena Mountain Range), Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

Piraputanga (Brycon hilarii) shoal, Rio Olhio d agua, tributary of Rio da Prata, Bonito area, Serra da Bodoquena (Bodoquena Mountain Range), Mato Grosso del Sul, Brazil

Snorkeller with shoal of Piraputanga (Brycon hilarii), Rio Olha d Agua at Cabeceira do Prata, Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

Piraputanga, (Brycon hilarii) reflected on the water surface, Aquario Natural, Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

Piraputanga (Brycon hilarii) and small Tetra fish (Hyphessobrycon sp. ) Rio Olhio d Agua
Piraputanga (Brycon hilarii) and small Tetra fish (Hyphessobrycon sp.) Rio Olhio d Agua, tributary of Rio da Prata, Serra da Bodoquena (Bodoquena Mountain Range), Mato Grosso do Sul

Piraputanga (Brycon hilarii) fish jumping out of water to catch fruit on overhanging branches, Brazil

South American trout 1 and halfline leporinus 2
South American trout, Brycon falcatus (thick-lipped chalceus, Chalceus labrosus) 1, and halfline leporinus, Leporinus nigrotaeniatus (black-striped chalceus, Chalceus nigro-taeniatus) 2

Shoal of Piraputanga, (Brycon hilarii), close to the surface, Aquario Natural, Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

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Piraputanga Fish in Rio Formoso - underwater shot in crystal clear Formoso River (Brycon hilarii) Date:

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Piraputanga Fish in Rio Formoso - underwater shot in crystal clear Formoso River (Brycon hilarii) Date:

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Piraputanga Fish in Rio Formoso - half over / half under shot in crystal clear Formoso River (Brycon hilarii) Date:

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Piraputanga Fish in Rio Formoso - half over / half under shot in crystal clear Formoso River (Brycon hilarii) Date:

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Piraputanga Fish in Rio Formoso - half over / half under shot in crystal clear Formoso River with little waterfall (Brycon hilarii) Date:

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Piraputanga Fish in Rio Formoso - half over / half under shot in crystal clear Formoso River (Brycon hilarii) Date:

Picture No. 10889431
Piraputanga Fish in Rio Formoso - half over / half under shot in crystal clear Formoso River with little waterfall (Brycon hilarii) Date:

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The breathtaking beauty of the Brycon fish, also known as Piraputanga (Brycon hilarii), is a sight to behold. In the underwater landscape of Aquario Natural, Rio Baia Bonito, these magnificent creatures gracefully swim through the crystal-clear waters. Their vibrant colors and sleek bodies make them stand out amidst their surroundings. In the tranquil Rio Olhio d agua, a tributary of Rio da Prata, a shoal of Piraputanga glides effortlessly through the currents. The sunlight dances on their scales as they navigate through the gentle flow of water. A snorkeler is lucky enough to witness this mesmerizing spectacle up close at Cabeceira do Prata. Not only are Piraputanga found in harmony with each other but also alongside small Tetra fish (Hyphessobrycon sp. ) in Rio Olhio d Agua. This unique combination creates an enchanting scene where different species coexist peacefully. In Brazil's lush forests, it is not uncommon to see Piraputanga leaping out of water to catch fruit hanging from overhanging branches. Their agility and precision are truly remarkable as they snatch their meal mid-air. Another fascinating aspect is how these beautiful fish reflect on the water surface at Aquario Natural, Bonito. The mirror-like effect adds an ethereal touch to their already captivating appearance. Whether swimming close to the surface or deep below, shoals of Piraputanga never fail to captivate observers with their elegance and gracefulness. Picture No. 10889437 showcases this stunning display while Picture No. 10889436 captures their collective movement in perfect harmony. As we delve into nature's wonders further with Picture No. 10889434 and Picture No. 10889433, we can't help but appreciate South American trout alongside halfline leporinus sharing space with these marvelous Brycons.