Gold Tetra - Hemigrammus rodwayi 1cm

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The Gold Tetra is a stunning and lively fish that adds a splash of color to any freshwater aquarium. Known for their bright golden-yellow coloration, these tetras are a popular choice among aquarists. They are relatively easy to care for and thrive in well-maintained, planted tanks with gentle water flow. Gold Tetras are highly social and do best in groups of six or more, as they feel more secure and exhibit their natural schooling behavior. Their peaceful nature makes them ideal for community tanks, but it's important to avoid housing them with aggressive or large fish that might pose a threat. With the right conditions, these fish can bring a lot of beauty and activity to your aquarium.

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The Gold Tetra is a stunning and lively fish that adds a splash of color to any freshwater aquarium. Known for their bright golden-yellow coloration, these tetras are a popular choice among aquarists. They are relatively easy to care for and thrive in well-maintained, planted tanks with gentle water flow. Gold Tetras are highly social and do best in groups of six or more, as they feel more secure and exhibit their natural schooling behavior. Their peaceful nature makes them ideal for community tanks, but it's important to avoid housing them with aggressive or large fish that might pose a threat. With the right conditions, these fish can bring a lot of beauty and activity to your aquarium.

Gold Tetra

Scientific Name: Hemigrammus rodwayi

Adult Size: 1.5 inches (3.8 cm)

Temperature Range: 72°F to 82°F (22°C to 28°C)

pH Range: 6.0 to 7.5

Compatibility: Peaceful and suitable for community tanks

Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons (38 liters)

Originates from: South America, specifically the Amazon River basin in Brazil and Peru

Ideal Substrate: Fine sand or small gravel

Ideal Tank Mates Suggestions: Neon tetras, cardinal tetras, guppies, and other peaceful community fish

Fish to Avoid: Aggressive or large fish that may see the gold tetra as prey, such as cichlids, Oscars, and large barbs