About the Yellow Hook Silver Dollar
Name: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar
Max Size: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar can reach a maximum size of approximately 12-14 inches in length.
Water Parameters: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar prefers freshwater conditions with a pH range of 6.5-7.5 and a temperature of 74-82Β°F. Adequate filtration and regular water changes are important to maintain good water quality for their health and well-being.
Diet: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar is primarily herbivorous and enjoys a diet consisting of plant matter. They feed on various types of algae, vegetation, and even some fruits and vegetables. Provide them with a balanced diet of high-quality vegetable-based flakes or pellets, supplemented with fresh vegetables like spinach, lettuce, and peas.
Temperament: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar is generally peaceful but can become territorial, especially during breeding or when competing for food. Provide them with ample swimming space and hiding spots to minimize aggression. Avoid keeping them with aggressive or fin-nipping species to prevent any conflicts.
Schooling or Non-Schooling Fish: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar is a shoaling fish and thrives in groups. Keeping them in groups of 6 or more individuals helps reduce stress and promotes natural social behavior. They will feel more secure and display more natural behaviors when kept in a school.
Possible Tank Mates: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar can be kept with other peaceful community fish of similar size and temperament. Good tank mates include other large peaceful fish like tetras, barbs, gouramis, and larger catfish species. Avoid keeping them with aggressive or predatory species that may harass or harm them.
Behavior: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar is an active and fast-swimming species that enjoys open areas in the aquarium to swim. They may exhibit schooling behavior, swimming together in a synchronized manner. They are generally peaceful and spend their time foraging for food among plants and decorations.
Fun Fact: Yellow Hook Silver Dollar is known for its bright yellow coloration, which adds a vibrant and eye-catching element to the aquarium. Their large size and active swimming patterns make them a captivating centerpiece in a large aquarium. As herbivorous fish, they can help control algae growth in the tank, contributing to a healthier aquatic environment.