The send out size/appearance might differ from the shown. The fish size shown is mostly grown/max size. Tank Mates : They can be kept with other danios, barbs, tetra, angelfish and other freshwater fish species not big enough to eat them. Although Tetra Glofish can live for up to 15 years, they are most happy if you keep them in a tank of at least 20 gallons. They also need to be kept at water temperatures between 68 and 77 degrees Fahrenheit (20-25C). So, their size and rate of development are identical to the original species’. Both glofish varieties are developed from black skirt tetras.
As the moniker suggested, long-finned glofish tetras are a tad bit longer. They really look nice when kept in larger schools with dark colored gravel. Tetra Glofish is tropical fish, so they cannot survive in waters that don’t have a lot of oxygen or too much current. Regular glofish tetras get around 2 inches (5 cm) long. At around day 9 they can be fed brine shrimp.Īquarium Size : 10 gallon or larger for more stable water parameters and to get a bigger group together. Fry can initially be fed live paramecia or other microorganisms. Siphon up the eggs and the eggs will hatch in two to three days.
Maintain a water temperature of 78☏ while feeding them high quality foods and the female will drop its eggs in the marbles. A popular method is to use marbles for the bottom of the aquarium so that the eggs can escape predation from the adults. Zebra Danios are considered easy to breed. Temperament / Behavior : Mostly peaceful when kept in groups of 6 or more with occasional fighting and chasing among the group.īreeding : Note: breeding is prohibited due to licensing restrictions (See number 4 on their Breeding Restrictions page). Origin / Habitat : Genetically modified zebra danios, they are aqua cultured Lifespan : 2 - 4 years, sometimes up to 5 years
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