Hemigrammus rodwayi (Tetra cherry, golden tetra, brass tetra)

It is a gregarious, peaceful and playful fish. This species is interesting by its color (golden), but is not always easy to maintain. Well lit bins and not too planted. It can be nourished with flakes, lyophilized substances and fine living food.

Hemigrammus rodwayi fish is a small fish from South America. It measures approximately 2.5 centimeters long and has an elongated and slender shape. Its color is generally pale pink with orange and yellow spots on the body and fins.

Hemigrammus rodwayi fish is a gregarious fish and likes to live in a group. It is very active and likes to swim continuously, especially in running waters. It is an omnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small invertebrates and plants.

Hemigrammus rodwayi fish is often used in aquarophilia because it is easy to raise and is very adaptable to different types of aquatic environments. It can be maintained in community aquarium with other species of peaceful fish. However, it is important to provide him with sufficient space to swim and a well planted aquarium to offer him hiding places.

Hemigrammus rodwayi fish can be reproduced in captivity. The female lays eggs which are fertilized by the male and incubated for about a week. The frys hatch and start to swim freely in the aquarium. They are then able to eat and can be raised like adults.

In conclusion, Hemigrammus rodwayi fish is a small adaptable fish and easy to raise in aquarium. Its bright color and active behavior make it an interesting addition to a community aquarium.

The female has a round belly. The male has the white anal at the front and redest than the female. Golden fish are often males.

Temperature: 26 ° C, pH: 6.3, hardness up to 12 ° DGH. Breeding subjects most often lose their gold color and give the "real" cherry tetra.