About the Albino Neon Tetra
Name: Albino Neon Tetra
Max Size: Albino Neon Tetras, scientifically known as Paracheirodon innesi, grow to a maximum size of around 1-1.5 inches in length.
Water Parameters: Albino Neon Tetras prefer slightly acidic to neutral water conditions. Maintain the water temperature between 72-78Β°F and a pH range of 6.0-7.0. They appreciate soft to moderately hard water. Good filtration and regular water changes are necessary to maintain their health.
Diet: Albino Neon Tetras are omnivorous and have a small mouth. They primarily feed on small invertebrates and plant matter in the wild. In the aquarium, they readily accept high-quality flakes or small pellets as their staple food. Supplement their diet with live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp, daphnia, and micro worms to provide variety.
Temperament: Albino Neon Tetras are peaceful and schooling fish. They should be kept in groups of at least six individuals to ensure their well-being and reduce stress. They coexist well with other small, peaceful fish species.
Tank Setup: Provide a well-planted aquarium with plenty of open swimming space for the active Albino Neon Tetras. They appreciate the presence of plants, driftwood, and rocks, which provide shelter and mimic their natural habitat. Adequate filtration and regular water changes are important for maintaining water quality.
Compatibility: Albino Neon Tetras can be kept with other small, peaceful community fish species such as other tetras, rasboras, and dwarf gouramis. Avoid keeping them with larger or aggressive fish that may intimidate or prey on them.
Behavior: Albino Neon Tetras are known for their stunning appearance with their vibrant red and white coloration. They are active swimmers and exhibit a graceful schooling behavior in the aquarium. They create a beautiful display as they move together in synchronized movements.
Fun Fact: The Albino Neon Tetra is a captivating variant of the popular Neon Tetra. With their pale, translucent bodies and striking red eyes, they create a unique and eye-catching presence in the aquarium. Their peaceful nature, vibrant coloration, and schooling behavior make them a favorite among aquarists.