Balloon Red Eye Tetra

Balloon Red Eye Tetra is a specifically reared enriching type of the wild-type Red Eye Tetra. Despite the fact that the wild type is widespread throughout Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina, all Red eye tetras in the aquarium trade are either commercially produced or kept in captivity due to their widespread popularity.

A strong fish, the balloon red eye tetra adds an idiosyncrasy to the aquarium with their silver bodies, dark bar at the foundation of their caudal blade, radiant red eye temple, and round shape. balloon red eye tetras are normal shoaling fish, flourishing best with no less than 6 people except for more are empowered.

The wild-type Red eye tetra are somewhat of a gregarious animal groups and with too couple of people can bring about them hassling other tank mates. This disposition might be less of an issue with the Inflatable red eye tetra, but perception is as yet proposed. A grown-up Inflatable red eye tetra can arrive at a size of roughly 2″.

IV. Species compatibility

• Danios
• Rasboras
• Corydoras
• Small Plecos
• Pencil Fish
• Dwarf Cichlids

V. How to feed this species?

Tetras in captivity are accustomed to eating frozen, freeze-dried, and flake foods. Daphnia, mosquito larvae, and brine shrimp are all excellent live foods for breeding pairs and are particularly popular.

Recommended food:

• API Life Aayu Pellet
• TetraBits

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Live, frozen food

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