Such A Cool Fish To Have In Your Tank :D

Such a cool fish to have in your tank :D

Todays creature is:

Neon Tetra (Paracheirodon innesi )

[Wikipedia link] Image description also under the cut!

[ID: a digital painting of a neon tetra fish, a small common aquarium tetra with a iridencent blue stripe along its side and deep red lower back half. The fish is otherwise grey with pale belly. The fins are translucent near the ends. The background is painted to look heavily blured with greens yellows and browns common of aquatic plants and substraight. The overlay is in aqua writing. In the top left is the text "todays creature painted" inside a stick fish. In the bottom left is the text "neon tetra" and below that is its scientific name "paracheirodon innesi". In the bottom right is the date "13/4/25" end ID]

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Majungasaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil - Cretaceous, Madagascar | Genuine + COA

Authentic Majungasaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil – Cretaceous, Maevarano Formation

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Geology & Formation:

The Maevarano Formation is a famous Late Cretaceous fossil deposit in northwestern Madagascar. It contains an extraordinary diversity of prehistoric life, including dinosaurs, crocodiles, turtles, and early mammals. Fossils from this formation are exceptionally well-preserved due to the rapid burial conditions of the region’s ancient floodplains, making this an exceptional specimen for any collector.

Fossil Information:

Scientific Name: Majungasaurus crenatissimus

Location: Berivotra Village, Madagascar

Formation: Maevarano Formation

Geological Age: Late Cretaceous (~70–66 million years ago)

Fossil Type: Theropod Dinosaur Tooth

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Scale Rule / Cube = 1cm (see photos for accurate sizing)

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Natural preservation with excellent enamel and serrations

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