Colombian Tetra ( Hyphessobrycon Columbianus ) 哥伦比亚灯

The Columbian Tetra derives its name from its bright red tail and reflective body. It is native to the Caribbean coast of northern Colombia and thrives in small streams in the Acanti River basin. This habitat features heavy vegetation and tree roots that provide good cover for the fish.

The Columbian Tetra are active swimmers with large eyes and a healthy set of teeth, making them good at catching prey and escaping from larger fish that would want to eat them.

• Size : 7 cm
• Preferred Water Chemistry : Tropical, moderately soft and acid, but very adaptable
• Difficulty : A hardy fish. Must be kept in schools.
• Feeding: Primarily a carnivore.