Hasemania nana (Copper tetra)

The Hasemania Nana fish is a little freshwater fish from South America. It is about 3 centimeters long and has a silver gray color with black stripes on the side of the body. The Hasemania Nana fish has a sail -shaped tail and radiant fins which allow it to move quickly in the water.

The Hasemania Nana fish is an omnivorous animal, which means that it feeds on both plants and small animals. It feeds mainly on plankton, algae and small insects in the wild. In captivity, it can also be nourished with fish pellets or glitter.

The Hasemania Nana fish is a gregarious animal, which means that it likes to live in a group. It is therefore important to maintain it in an aquarium with other fish from its species so that it feels good. The aquarium must be set up to reproduce its natural habitat, with plants, rocks and hiding places so that it can hide and feel safe.

The Hasemania Nana fish is a peaceful animal and generally does not get along well with more aggressive or larger fish. It is therefore important to choose jar companions that are suitable for its size and temperament. The Hasemania Nana fish is also sensitive to temperature and water quality variations, it is therefore important to maintain the clean aquarium and regularly control water parameters.

In summary, the Hasemania Nana fish is a small gregarious and peaceful freshwater fish that needs an environment suitable to feel good. It is easy to keep in captivity if you take care of it and its aquarium.

Yellowish female with olive green; Smaller and slender male, of intense copper coloration, with the tip of the white anal fin

A male for a female. Ponte tank: 3-6L, with protective grid and fine leafy plants, sifted lighting. Water: 24 ° C. Ph: 6.5. Tac <2 °. Incubation: 24-36 hours. Food of frys: infuses (paramecies) or rotifers for 8 days, then young nauplies of cyclops and, 5 days later, nauplies of just ecoses artemias