Red Double Tail SwordTail

Red Double Tail SwordTail: A Double Tail SwordTail is a very popular choice.  There are many different colors of double swordtail fish, but the red and orange varieties are the most common and easiest to obtain. Green, black, golden, neon, red, green, and other colors are available. as well as swordtails.

The best and most attractive color is “RED’. So Red Double Tail SwordTail it is…

II. You would love the fish because…

Red Double Tail SwordTail stand out from other swordtails because of its distinctive caudal fin design. All male Red Double Tail SwordTail typically reach adulthood at 5.5 inches in length, despite differences in appearance. Females are slightly larger and can reach 7 inches in length.

The Health and living conditions of each individual determine how long these colorful fish live, but a healthy fish typically lives for five years. A young Red Double Tail SwordTail is more likely to survive and live a full life span if it survives past the fry stage and enters the juvenile stage. Swordtails are easy prey for larger fish because they are only 1/4 to 2 inches long during the fry phase.

If you have any desire to guarantee the best life expectancy for your tRed Double Tail SwordTail, keep the young away from the adults.

III. Is this fish species peaceful or hostile?

Red Double Tail SwordTail is a peaceful fish.

IV. Species compatibility

• Common Pleco
• Common Platy
• Angelfish
• Betta
• Black Molly
• Neon Tetra
• Madagascar Rainbowfish
• Harlequin Rasbora
• Zebra Danio
• Fancy Guppy

V. How to feed this species?

Daphina, blackworms, bloodworms, brine shrimp, and mosquito larvae are the greatest live foods to feed swordtails (illegal to culture in some areas). They can be fed frozen daphnia, blackworms, brine shrimp, and bloodworms because their tastes in frozen meals are rather comparable.