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Introduction: Introducing the Rummynose Tetra, a vibrant and captivating fish that will bring a splash of color to your aquatic symphony. With its striking red nose and silver body, the Rummynose Tetra is a stunning addition to any aquarium. Let’s dive into the mesmerizing features and care guidelines of this eye-catching tetra.
Scientific Name: Scientifically known as Hemigrammus rhodostomus, the Rummynose Tetra belongs to the Characidae family and originates from South America.
Water Quality: Ensuring excellent water conditions is essential for the well-being of your Rummynose Tetra. Here are the key water parameters:
Feeding: Rummynose Tetras are omnivores and have a hearty appetite. Offer them high-quality flakes, pellets, and supplement with live or frozen foods like brine shrimp and bloodworms.
Tank Mates: Rummynose Tetras are peaceful and prefer to be kept in groups of six or more. Suitable tank mates include other peaceful community fish like tetras, rasboras, and corydoras.
Substrates and Tank Decorations: Use a dark substrate to enhance their colors and provide driftwood and plants like Amazon Sword for natural hiding spots.
Suitable Plants: Rummynose Tetras appreciate live plants, which offer them places to hide and make their environment more natural.
Sexing: Sexing Rummynose Tetras can be challenging, but males may have slightly larger and more intense red noses.
Breeding: Breeding Rummynose Tetras in captivity is challenging and requires a separate breeding tank with specific conditions.
Maximum Size and Longevity: As they mature, Rummynose Tetras can reach a maximum size of about 1.5 inches (4 cm). With proper care, they can live for up to 3 to 5 years, providing you with long-lasting beauty.
General Information: The Rummynose Tetra’s striking red nose and silvery body make it a sought-after species among aquarists.
A Fun Fact: Rummynose Tetras are known for their unique shoaling behavior, where they form tight groups and move together in perfect synchronization.
My Family
| Family |
Characidae |
|---|
Where I am from
| Origin |
South America |
|---|
My behaviour
| Social |
Peaceful ,Schooling |
|---|
How do I breed
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
|---|
Can you keep me
| Care Level |
Intermediate |
|---|
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 – 7.0 |
|---|
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. |
2 – 10 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. |
2 – 5 dKH |
|---|
Temperature
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
24°C – 28°C |
|---|
How long will I live
| Life Span |
3 – 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 |
| Size | , |
In stock
| Family |
Poeciliidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
North America |
| Social |
Peaceful |
| Breeding |
Livebearers |
| 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. |
7.0 – 8.5 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
10 – 25 dGH |
| KH Level KH (Carbonate Hardness) in an aquarium stabilizes pH. It acts like a shield, keeping the water conditions just right for fish. |
10 – 20 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
24°C – 28°C |
| Life Span |
3 – 5 Years |
| Size | , |
In stock
| Family |
Osphronemidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
South Asia |
| Social |
Peaceful |
| 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. |
6.0 – 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 – 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. |
3 – 10 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
25°C – 28°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 |
In stock
| Family |
Characidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
Africa |
| Social |
Shoaling |
| Breeding |
Egglayer |
| Care Level |
Intermediate |
| 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. |
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. |
2 – 10 dKH |
| Diet |
Omnivores |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
23°C – 28°C |
| Life Span |
4 – 5 Years |
In stock
| Family |
Poeciliidae |
|---|---|
| Origin |
Central America |
| Social |
Sociable |
| Breeding |
Livebearers |
| 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. |
7.0 – 8.0 |
| GH Level GH (General Hardness) in aquariums measures minerals like calcium and magnesium. It affects fish health by showing water\'s mineral content. |
8 – 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. |
4 – 8 dKH |
| Temperature Ideal temperature needed for fish |
22°C – 26°C |
| Life Span |
3 – 4 Years |
| Diet |
Omnivores |
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Verified owner miss patricia.delmage (verified owner) –
Another beautiful fish to own very hardy tetra for your home aquarium they’re in good form there trip to me all came in good condition and promptly shipped.
Another must have for your home aquarium
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