> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://es-organization-2.gitbook.io/b.w.e_eng/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://es-organization-2.gitbook.io/b.w.e_eng/contents/metaqua/species.md). # Species
## Species The scope of the ecosystem will expand as the world expands from tank to pond to river to ocean. Starting with rare fish and ornamental fish in the early tanks and increasing to a wide variety of marine life in the ocean update, players will be able to learn and understand the characteristics, survival and reproduction requirements, and food chains of different marine species. Each object has a unique characteristic called Type/Sex/Rarity. At launch, Metaqua will start with 23 species of rare fish and ornamental fish in tanks, with additional objects to be added in smaller updates. (Listed below are the 23 species) All individuals have a male/female sex and require two sexes and a breeding environment to grow the population through reproduction. And every object has a unique Rarity (more on that later): the higher the tier, the scarcer it is probabilistically, and the higher the value it will trade for on the in-game Market (more on that later). Rarity can be stochastically increased through synthesis, and objects of a certain rarity or higher can be NFT to become a unique asset. **개체(수조)**
사진이름학명서식지
Mini-PLAOsteoglossinae LplatinumAfrica Nyerere
Scalare AngelPterophyllum ScalareBrazil Peru Venezuela
convict cichlidCryptoheros nigrofasciatusCentral and South America
RamireziMikrogeophagus ramireziVenezuela Colombia
Blue KenyiPseudotropheus LombardoiLake Malawi, Africa
Electric Yellow CichlidLabidochromis caeruleusLake Malawi, Africa
Black Phantom TetraHyphessobrycon megalopterusRio San Francisco, Brazil
Buenos Aires TetraHyphessobrycon anisitsiBrazil Argentina Paraguay
Glowlight DanioDanio ChopraeMyanmar
Dwarf GouramisColisa LaliaIndia Ganges River, India Jumna River, India Bramaputra River
Altum AngelfishPterophyllum AltumBrazil Venezuela Colombia
Discus Tiger TurquoiseSymphysodonAmazon River, South America
Green terrorAndinoacara rivulatusAmazon River, South America
Blue AhliSciaenochromis ahliLake Malawi, Africa
OscarAstronotus OcellatusLake Malawi, Africa
Zebra OtocinclusOtocinclus affinisBrazil
Glass KnifefishEigenmannia virescensBrazil
Discus Pigeon BloodSymphysodonAmazon River, South America
Silver ArowanaOsteoglossum bicirrhosumAmazon River, South America
Black ArowanaOsteoglossum ferreiraiAmazon River, South America
Asian ArowanaScleropages formosusAmazon River, South America
Discus RedMoonSymphysodonAmazon River, South America
PLAOsteoglossinae platinumAfrica Nyerere
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