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Introduction: The Leopard Danio (Danio rerio) is a vibrant freshwater fish prized for its dazzling coloration and easygoing nature. These active little swimmers bring a burst of life to any community tank and are perfect for beginner aquarists.
Scientific Name: Danio rerio (Though the spotted color variation is sometimes referred to as Danio frankei)
Water Quality: Leopard Danios thrive in clean, well-maintained tanks. Regular partial water changes are essential.
Feeding: Leopard Danios are omnivores and enjoy a varied diet.
Tank Mates: Peaceful community fish that thrive in similar water conditions are ideal tank mates.
Substrates and Tank Decorations: Leopard Danios appreciate a well-planted tank with hiding spots.
Suitable Plants: Live plants provide hiding spots, improve water quality, and add beauty to the tank.
Sexing and Breeding: Leopard Danios are egg-scatterers and relatively easy to breed. Males are slimmer with more vibrant colors, while females have rounder bodies.
Maximum Size and Longevity: These small fish typically reach 2 inches (5 cm) in length and can live up to 5 years with proper care.
Behavior: Leopard Danios are schooling fish, meaning they thrive in groups of 6 or more. They are active swimmers that zip around the middle and upper tank levels.
Things to Consider Before Buying:
General Information: Leopard Danios are a staple in the aquarium hobby due to their hardiness, beauty, and affordability. They are a great choice for beginners who want to add a splash of color and activity to their tank.
Fun Fact: Leopard Danios were one of the first fish to be sent into space! They were used in experiments to study the effects of microgravity on living organisms.
My Family
| Family |
Cyprinidae |
|---|
Where I am from
| Origin |
Asia |
|---|
My behaviour
| Social |
Schooling |
|---|
How do I breed
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
|---|
Can you keep me
| Care Level |
Easy |
|---|
Potential of Hydrogen
| pH Level Aquarium pH measures water acidity/alkalinity. 7 is neutral. Fish have pH preferences; maintain ideal levels for their health and stability. |
6.0 – 8.0 |
|---|
General Hardness
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
5 – 20 dGH |
|---|
Carbonate Hardness
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
3 – 10 dKH |
|---|
Temperature
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
18°C – 24°C |
|---|
How long will I live
| Life Span |
5 Years |
|---|
In stock
| Family |
Characidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
South America |
| Social |
Peaceful |
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
| Care Level |
Easy |
| pH Level Aquarium pH measures water acidity/alkalinity. 7 is neutral. Fish have pH preferences; maintain ideal levels for their health and stability. |
5.0 – 7.0 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
1 – 5 dGH |
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
1 – 2 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
23°C – 28°C |
| Life Span |
3 – 5 Years |
In stock
| Family |
Cyprinidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
South Asia |
| Social |
Semi-Aggressive |
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
| Care Level |
Moderate |
| pH Level Aquarium pH measures water acidity/alkalinity. 7 is neutral. Fish have pH preferences; maintain ideal levels for their health and stability. |
6.5 – 7.5 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
5 – 12 dGH |
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
5 – 10 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
24°C – 27°C |
| Life Span |
5 – 8 Years |
In stock
| Size | , , , |
|---|---|
| Family |
Mastacembelidae |
| Origin |
South Asia |
| Social |
Semi-Aggressive |
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
| Care Level |
Moderate |
| pH Level Aquarium pH measures water acidity/alkalinity. 7 is neutral. Fish have pH preferences; maintain ideal levels for their health and stability. |
6.5 – 7.5 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
5 – 12 dGH |
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
5 – 10 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
24°C – 28°C |
| Life Span |
5 – 8 Years |
In stock
| Family |
Characidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
South America |
| Social |
Shoaling |
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
| Care Level |
Easy |
| pH Level Aquarium pH measures water acidity/alkalinity. 7 is neutral. Fish have pH preferences; maintain ideal levels for their health and stability. |
6.0 – 7.5 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
4 – 10 dGH |
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
4 – 8 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
22°C – 27°C |
| Life Span |
3 – 5 Years |
In stock
| Family |
Characidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
Brazil ,Columbia ,Venezuela |
| Social |
Peaceful |
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
| Care Level |
Easy |
| pH Level Aquarium pH measures water acidity/alkalinity. 7 is neutral. Fish have pH preferences; maintain ideal levels for their health and stability. |
6.5 – 7.0 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
1 – 8 dGH |
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
1 – 4 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
22°C – 27°C |
| Life Span |
5 – 8 Years |
Available on backorder
| Family |
Cyprinidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
Asia |
| Social |
Schooling |
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
| Care Level |
Easy |
| pH Level Aquarium pH measures water acidity/alkalinity. 7 is neutral. Fish have pH preferences; maintain ideal levels for their health and stability. |
6.5 – 7.5 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
5 – 12 dGH |
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
5 – 15 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
18°C – 24°C |
| Life Span |
3 – 5 Years |
| Diet |
Omnivores |
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