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Rasboras are a very nice fish that inhabits a majority of Asia.
It is great for Nano Tanks and Large Tanks alike
The Emerald Dwarf Rasbora (Danio erythromicron) is a small freshwater fish that is native to Myanmar (formerly Burma). It is a peaceful and active fish that is ideal for planted aquariums and nano tanks. The Emerald Dwarf Rasbora has a slender body with a bright green iridescent coloration that gives it a stunning and eye-catching appearance. It has a black stripe that runs along its body, which is more prominent in males. This fish is relatively hardy and can adapt to a wide range of water conditions, making it a great choice for beginner aquarists. They thrive in planted aquariums with plenty of hiding places, such as rocks and driftwood. They are also compatible with other peaceful species, including small shrimp and snails. In terms of feeding, the Emerald Dwarf Rasbora is an omnivore and will readily accept a variety of foods, including flake and pellet foods, as well as live and frozen foods. A well-balanced diet is essential for their health and well-being. Overall, the Emerald Dwarf Rasbora is a beautiful and hardy fish that is perfect for aquarists of all skill levels. Its stunning green coloration, peaceful nature, and small size make it an excellent choice for planted aquariums and nano tanks.
$25.00
Distribution Endemic to the isolated mountain lake of Inlé and associated watershed in Shan State, eastern Myanmar. Type locality is ‘Inlé Lake, Southern Shan States, Myanmar’. The species is currently listed as ‘Endangered’ on the IUCN Red List due to a significant decline in the wild population. Unsustainable agricultural practices in and around the lake have caused increases in sedimentation, eutrophication, and pollution along with a reduction in surface area of more than 30% between the years 1935-2000. Non-native, predatory Parambassis and Tilapia species have been introduced for farming, while collection for the aquarium trade may also be exerting a negative effect. Habitat Lake Inlé lies in a karstic valley almost 900m above sea level in the Shan Plateau region and is home to many endemic animals including nine species of fish and numerous gastropods. The water is clear, shallow (2-3 metres deep in most places) and has a very fertile, loamy substrate, although it can be muddy and turbid around the margins. It is famed for its stilted villages and local fishermen known as Intha who row their boats using only one leg. These people, thought to have migrated from the south of Myanmar in the late 1300s, use naturally-occurring floating ‘islands’ consisting of tangles of various plant species as gardens. These islands form a wide raft around the lake margins, rising and falling with the water level, and have come to form the habitats of many fishes which take shelter among the tangle of roots and plant stems at their base. Macrophytes also grow densely in places. S. resplendens occurs throughout the lake, in both clear and turbid water, but is mostly collected around the vegetated margins. Maximum Standard Length 25 – 35 mm Water Conditions Temperature: 18 – 22 °C pH: 6.0 – 8.0 Hardness: 54 – 268 ppm
$7.00
Rasboras maculatus (the Spotted Rasbora) is a fish native to Southeast Asia. It is a peaceful schooling fish that is often kept in aquariums. It has a distinctive black spot on its caudal fin, and its body is a metallic silver color. It can reach up to 1.5 inches in length, and it is an omnivore. This fish is relatively easy to care for and can live up to 5 years in captivity. It is a popular and active fish that can add color and activity to an aquarium.
$6.50
Discover a Living Galaxy: The Celestial Pearl Danio Short Description:A true gem of the aquarium world! The Celestial Pearl Danio is a breathtaking nano fish that looks like a miniature universe swimming in your tank. With a pearlescent body covered in celestial spots and fins dipped in brilliant orange-red, their stunning beauty and peaceful nature make them a must-have for planted aquarium enthusiasts. Key Features & Highlights (Bullet Points) 🌌 LIVING ARTWORK: Their name says it all. A shimmering, pearl-like body is scattered with a constellation of metallic spots, complemented by strikingly colorful fins. A true centerpiece for any aquascape. 🐠 NANO-SIZED PERFECTION: Reaching just about 1 inch (2.5 cm), these tiny wonders are perfect for micro and nano aquariums (10 gallons and up), allowing you to keep a captivating school in a small space. ☮️ PEACEFUL COMMUNITY FISH: Timid and non-aggressive, they are ideal inhabitants for a carefully planned community tank with other small, peaceful species like shrimp and microrasboras. 🌿 PLANTED TANK SPECIALIST: Thrives in a heavily planted aquarium that mimics its natural habitat. Plants provide them with security, making them bolder and encouraging natural behaviors and even breeding. 👀 ACTIVE & ENGAGING: Once acclimated, they are active swimmers that display fascinating shoaling behavior in the middle-to-bottom levels of the tank, providing endless entertainment. Detailed Description Often called the Galaxy Rasbora, the Celestial Pearl Danio is one of the most spectacular small fish discovered in recent years. We carefully source our stock to ensure you receive healthy, vibrant fish that will truly shine in your setup. While they may be small, their personality and visual impact are immense. They are best kept in schools of 6 or more, where they feel secure and display their most natural and dazzling behaviors. Watching a school of these tiny "galaxies" dart amongst mosses and carpeting plants is an experience every aquarist should enjoy. They are a excellent choice for the budding aquascaper or anyone with a planted tank looking to add a pop of color and dynamic activity. Create a natural paradise for them with soft lighting, live plants, and dark substrate, and you'll be rewarded with a thriving, shimmering shoal. Ideal For: Planted Aquariums & Nature Aquariums Nano Tanks (10+ gallons) Peaceful Community Tanks Shrimp Safaris Aquarists who appreciate fine detail and natural beauty Specifications & Care Guide (At a Glance) Parameter Requirement Tank Size Minimum 10 gallons for a school Water Temp 73°F - 79°F (23°C - 26°C) pH Level 6.5 - 7.5 (Slightly Acidic to Neutral) Temperament Peaceful & Timid Diet Micropellets, microplankton, crushed flakes, and live/frozen foods like baby brine shrimp and daphnia. Adult Size Up to 1 inch (2.5 cm) Care Level Easy to Intermediate (Sensitive to water parameter swings) Important Notes & Considerations ⚠️ WATER SENSITIVITY: While hardy once established, they can be sensitive to rapid changes in water parameters. Drip acclimation is highly recommended. They require clean, stable water conditions. 🔰 SECURITY IN NUMBERS: Keep in a school of 6 or more. In smaller numbers, they may become stressed and reclusive. 🐟 TANKMATES: Must be kept with other peaceful, small tank mates. Avoid large or boisterous fish that will outcompete them for food or see them as a snack. 🌑 PREFER DARK SUBSTRATE: A dark substrate and background will help reduce stress and make their incredible colors pop even more. Live Arrival Guarantee We pride ourselves on careful packaging and shipping. Our live arrival guarantee ensures your Celestial Pearl Danios are delivered healthy and active. Please be prepared to acclimate them slowly via the drip method immediately upon arrival. Bring the cosmos into your aquarium. Order a school of these extraordinary fish today!
$45.00