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They swim like kois. Brilliant colorful fishes

If the tank would be bigger i would recommend notropis chrosomus. A perfect cold water beauty whst you also can place in your pond. But since tha tank is small these are out

Yup only for night and for Furcata. Probably the best if you put this to the bottom part of your tank. These fishes are really crazy. I've seen it personally when we had a LED light bulb on after the tank light went off one of the tanks where we had like 80 Furcata they started to jump out one...

Gertrudae is not that jumpie. But furcata is a jumper. Sometimes this jumps to the light so close reading lamp etc is not recommended. A little led backlight to your tank would solve the problem

If you have a great granule food which you prefer and if it is big, then just add that into a hand salt crasher and you will get the smallest piece of food you can get. Tried this with one ouf the premium food on our tanks and worked like a charm. Got the tip from one of our client :)

Cyclop-eeze is also a good option. Go with the powder not the flake

Feeding them with Cyclop-eeze (powder not the flake) which works perfectly for these or smaller kind of nano fishes. This also makes really good color on any fish. There's also a great food ADA AP1 Gold but that's not really accessible nowadays. These are typicaly super small powder kind of...

Cheers guys, i thought i share the next video with you guys. We never tried this fish earlier. Last week we had a chance to throw 20 of them into a 120L tank (fish rack). And in 2 hours they eliminated every algae from the plants, the tank, the gravel... :angel: The pre story is that we had...

I have a pair in my large tank with tap water. No prob at all. Already have babies and they love the enviroment. Most of the breeders usually prefer RO, but i have other planted tank friends who breed and kept this fish in tap water without any problem. its mine...