Hemigrammus erythrozonus (Pink neon)

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Hemigrammus erythrozonus, more commonly known as "red tetra", is a very popular aquarium fish. It measures about 4 centimeters long and is characterized by a bright red coloring on the body, with black stripes on the head. Hemigrammus erythrozonus is a peaceful and social fish, which likes to live in a group. He is from South America, where he lives in the shallow waters of rivers and lakes.

In aquarium, hemigrammus erythrozonus needs a well planted environment and a filter to maintain clean and oxygenated water. It is recommended to keep it in a group of several individuals so that they feel safe and healthy. Hemigrammus erythrozonus is an active and lively fish, which likes to swim and explore its environment. It feeds mainly on small crustaceans and foods designed for aquarium fish, but it can also eat aquarium plants.

Due to its bright color and its social personality, Hemigrammus erythrozonus is a popular choice for beginner and experienced aquariophiles. It is an easy to keep fish that can live up to 5 years in an adapted environment. In general, Hemigrammus Erythrozonus is a robust and unpretentious fish that can add a nice touch of color to any aquarium.

Sleeped male, abdomen of the strongly curved female. When the males are exit, the abdominal fins end in a small white tip.

A male for a female. Ponte tank: 3-6L, with a protective grid. Water: 24 ° C. PH: 6.5-7.0. TH: 14-18 °. Tac <2 °. Egg with a diameter of 0.9mm. Incubation: 19 hours. Food of frys: Nauplies of artemias and cyclops