Micro Rasbora ( Boraras spp )
€5.16
- Scientific Name: Boraras spp. (several species such as Boraras brigittae and Boraras maculatus)
- Common Name: Micro Rasbora, Chili Rasbora (commonly refers to Boraras brigittae)
- Origin: Native to Southeast Asia, specifically Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand
- Size:
- Typically grows up to 0.8-1 inch (2-2.5 cm)
- Coloration:
- The males are known for their bright red-orange color with distinct black markings on the fins.
- Females are typically lighter in color, often more transparent with a slightly yellowish hue.
- Their small size and vibrant color make them popular in aquariums.
- Tank Size: Minimum 5-10 gallons
- Water Temperature: 74-80°F (23-27°C)
- pH: 5.5-7.5
- Diet: Omnivorous; they will accept microworms, baby brine shrimp, daphnia, high-quality flake foods, and small live/frozen foods.
- Temperament: Peaceful, very small and social. Micro Rasboras are schooling fish and should be kept in groups of at least 6-8 individuals for comfort.
- Compatibility: Best kept with other small, peaceful species like Tetras, Corydoras, and Shrimp. Avoid large or aggressive fish.
- Breeding: Micro Rasboras are egg layers, and breeding is relatively easy in a separate breeding tank. They will spawn on plants, and the eggs hatch in a few days.
- Care Tips:
- Keep in groups to help reduce stress and encourage natural schooling behavior.
- Provide planted tanks with fine-leaved plants and plenty of hiding spots.
- Ensure clean water and avoid high water currents, as they prefer calmer waters.
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