Rosy Tetra - (No Online Purchases)
Rosy Tetra - In Store Pick Up Only
Scientific Name:
Hyphessobrycon Rosaceus
Description:
The Rosy tetra, like other tetra species is a shoaling fish and so do best in groupings of at least 6 or more for them to feel most at home in your aquarium. When kept in a large school you are more likely to see some impressive fin displays from competing males in the tank as well as being able to watch the beauty of the fish as they swim around as one big group.
Origin:
Originally comes from the South American countries of Guyana, Suriname and Brazil.
About me:
- Grows to: 4cm
- Temperature: 24-28° celcius
- pH: 5.5-7.5
- Temperament: Peaceful
Compatibility:
Rosy Tetra are a small, peaceful, community fish that do best with other species of tetra, various dwarf South American Cichlids like Apistogramma and Ramirezi, catfish, Corydoras, smaller barbs and rasboras, and due to its shape larger fish like Angelfish and Discus.
Feeding:
- Small Tropical Pellets
- Tropical Flakes
- Frozen Foods
Habitat:
Enjoys a tank with a wealth of plants and/or driftwood/rock creations for it to swim through and around. Can be kept in a more sparsely scaped tank though the colours and attitude flourish best when it has an environment that it can interact highly with.
Rosy Tetra - In Store Pick Up Only
Scientific Name:
Hyphessobrycon Rosaceus
Description:
The Rosy tetra, like other tetra species is a shoaling fish and so do best in groupings of at least 6 or more for them to feel most at home in your aquarium. When kept in a large school you are more likely to see some impressive fin displays from competing males in the tank as well as being able to watch the beauty of the fish as they swim around as one big group.
Origin:
Originally comes from the South American countries of Guyana, Suriname and Brazil.
About me:
- Grows to: 4cm
- Temperature: 24-28° celcius
- pH: 5.5-7.5
- Temperament: Peaceful
Compatibility:
Rosy Tetra are a small, peaceful, community fish that do best with other species of tetra, various dwarf South American Cichlids like Apistogramma and Ramirezi, catfish, Corydoras, smaller barbs and rasboras, and due to its shape larger fish like Angelfish and Discus.
Feeding:
- Small Tropical Pellets
- Tropical Flakes
- Frozen Foods
Habitat:
Enjoys a tank with a wealth of plants and/or driftwood/rock creations for it to swim through and around. Can be kept in a more sparsely scaped tank though the colours and attitude flourish best when it has an environment that it can interact highly with.
Description
Rosy Tetra - In Store Pick Up Only
Scientific Name:
Hyphessobrycon Rosaceus
Description:
The Rosy tetra, like other tetra species is a shoaling fish and so do best in groupings of at least 6 or more for them to feel most at home in your aquarium. When kept in a large school you are more likely to see some impressive fin displays from competing males in the tank as well as being able to watch the beauty of the fish as they swim around as one big group.
Origin:
Originally comes from the South American countries of Guyana, Suriname and Brazil.
About me:
- Grows to: 4cm
- Temperature: 24-28° celcius
- pH: 5.5-7.5
- Temperament: Peaceful
Compatibility:
Rosy Tetra are a small, peaceful, community fish that do best with other species of tetra, various dwarf South American Cichlids like Apistogramma and Ramirezi, catfish, Corydoras, smaller barbs and rasboras, and due to its shape larger fish like Angelfish and Discus.
Feeding:
- Small Tropical Pellets
- Tropical Flakes
- Frozen Foods
Habitat:
Enjoys a tank with a wealth of plants and/or driftwood/rock creations for it to swim through and around. Can be kept in a more sparsely scaped tank though the colours and attitude flourish best when it has an environment that it can interact highly with.
