NAGARAJAN'S WEBPAGE FOR BEGINNER'S TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUM Bleeding Heart Tetra

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Common NameBleeding Heart Tetra
Species/genusHyphessobrycon erythrostigma
KeepingVery Colourful, hardy and peaceful fish. This is a good beginner's fish. These are schooling fish and better kept in groups of 6 or more. They can adopt to varying water conditions, but prefer neutral to soft waters. They are best kept in planted tanks with plenty of swimming space. They are egg scatterers and males have longer finnage. Pairing takes place if kept in groups. They can take all food but supplement with live food for good results.
BreedingVery difficult and unknown in home aquarium. But fish farms have reported successful breeding. Details not known.
Origin TempWaterTemper SizeTankFoodBreeding
Amazon73-86 °FSoft to Neutral Peaceful, Community2-3 inch30 Gallon All, WormsEgg scatterer, Not easy

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