Turquoise Danio

<p>This species is blue with golden horizontal stripes, it can reach 2 inches. To keep these fish in captivity, water pH should be between 5.0 and 7.0 and water temperature should range from 73ºF to 77ºF. The tank should be densely planted, it should have rocks, boulders and a gravel substrate. The aquarium should also have a cover since these fish like to jump. It is a peaceful species that can be kept in a community aquarium with similar sized fish, examples of good tankmates are <em>Devario regina</em> and <em>Rasbora borapetensis,</em> amongst others. This species should be kept in groups of at least 8.</p>

<p>This species is omnivorous. In the wild it’s mainly insectivorous, feeding on terrestrial and aquatic insects, however, it will also eat small amounts of algae. In an aquarium, it can be fed with dried, live or frozen foods like bloodworm or Daphnia.</p>

<p>Adult females are rounder and larger while males are more colorful.</p>

<p>This species is an egg scatterer that shows no parental care. Adults should be separated from the eggs and fry as they may eat them. Eggs take 1 to 2 days to hatch. Fry become free swimming after 7 days.</p>

<p>This species is an egg scatterer that shows no parental care. Adults should be separated from the eggs and fry as they may eat them. Eggs take 1 to 2 days to hatch. Fry become free swimming after 7 days.</p>

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