2021-11-10 Cardinal Tetra 3cm (neon blue stripe) The Cardinal Tetra is a popular freshwater fish that many people enjoy keeping in their home aquariums. Cardinal tetras will quickly become one of the favorite fish in your aquarium. These tiny, schooling fish are hardy and playful—so much so that they can outsmart even seasoned aquarists!
More2019-8-5 From: Andy Cardinal Tetras are beautiful, and they often get a bad rap because they are sensitive, some say more so than neons. But, I've had 4 cardinals
More2021-11-17 Cardinal Tetras are active fish that prefer tanks with equal parts plants for hiding and open water for swimming. Unlike Neon Tetras, Cardinal Tetras will only school when some sort of fear stimulus is present. Though Cardinal Tetras are relatively easy to care for, they can be sensitive to changing chemical conditions in the water. They are ...
MoreThe cardinal tetra originates from Southern America and closely resembles the neon tetra in coloration. Cardinal tetras are the buffed up version of neon tetras. They look beautiful in a large planted tank as it gains a lot of attention for its bright color and its size. The
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More2021-11-18 Neon Tetras also enjoy fairly acidic water (say 6.0 pH to 6.8 pH), whereas Cardinal Tetras need a pH between 4.5-6.2. In theory, both fish can survive in about 5.8-6.2 pH, but it’s a 50-50 chance as they may both find it uncomfortable; too low for
More2 天前 Since cardinal tetras are tiny fish, any large and aggressive fish that can look upon them as potential prey should be avoided. The ideal tank mates for cardinal tetras are: Neon tetras, Guppies, Mollies, Dwarf Gourami, Loaches, Corydoras catfish, Zebra Danios, Rasboras, and; Invertebrates such as snails and shrimps.
More2020-5-5 Neon Tetras will indeed eat baby shrimp. so they can be used for population control. But keep in mind that you do have to try to keep some of the babies alive, or otherwise you might end up without any shrimp after a wile. From your other post, it seems like your tank won't have much hiding places for
More2021-10-8 To breed a Cardinal Tetra the water needs to be very soft with a dH level of 1.5 and a pH level of 5.5; breeding also requires low light. Cardinal Tetras will eat most things including high quality flake food, micro-pellet food, Tubifex, brine shrimp, and freeze dried-blood worms
More2021-11-10 Cardinal Tetra 3cm (neon blue stripe) The Cardinal Tetra is a popular freshwater fish that many people enjoy keeping in their home aquariums. Cardinal tetras will quickly become one of the favorite fish in your aquarium. These tiny, schooling fish are hardy and playful—so much so that they can outsmart even seasoned aquarists!
More2021-11-17 Cardinal Tetras are active fish that prefer tanks with equal parts plants for hiding and open water for swimming. Unlike Neon Tetras, Cardinal Tetras will only school when some sort of fear stimulus is present. Though Cardinal Tetras are relatively easy to care for, they can be sensitive to changing chemical conditions in the water. They are ...
MoreThe cardinal tetra originates from Southern America and closely resembles the neon tetra in coloration. Cardinal tetras are the buffed up version of neon tetras. They look beautiful in a large planted tank as it gains a lot of attention for its bright color and its size. The
More2 天前 Since cardinal tetras are tiny fish, any large and aggressive fish that can look upon them as potential prey should be avoided. The ideal tank mates for cardinal tetras are: Neon tetras, Guppies, Mollies, Dwarf Gourami, Loaches, Corydoras catfish, Zebra Danios, Rasboras, and; Invertebrates such as snails and shrimps.
More2021-11-18 Neon Tetras also enjoy fairly acidic water (say 6.0 pH to 6.8 pH), whereas Cardinal Tetras need a pH between 4.5-6.2. In theory, both fish can survive in about 5.8-6.2 pH, but it’s a 50-50 chance as they may both find it uncomfortable; too low for
More2007-8-15 i just noticed one of my cardinal tetras are missing. i ahd 12 in my 55g tank along with 7 congo tetras and 3 juvenile albino bristlenose plecos. if it died shouldnt i see its body somewhere? i doubt any of my fish would eat it. water quality ph 6.8 ammonia 0 nitrite 0 nitrate 5
More2011-1-8 I've been looking to buy some fish from my LFS for a 29 Gallon tank. I like the way that Tetra's look and I have had some Red-eye Tetra's in my tank for a while. They're very funny and I want some fish to school together in my tank. My projected stocking idea is: - 6 KuhlI Loaches - 1 Marble...
More2020-5-5 Neon Tetras will indeed eat baby shrimp. so they can be used for population control. But keep in mind that you do have to try to keep some of the babies alive, or otherwise you might end up without any shrimp after a wile. From your other post, it seems like your tank won't have much hiding places for
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More2019-8-5 From: Andy Cardinal Tetras are beautiful, and they often get a bad rap because they are sensitive, some say more so than neons. But, I've had 4 cardinals that I quarantined for 2 weeks upon purchase and transferred to my well-planted tank
More2006-1-12 I've never owned cardinal tetras but i do have neon tetras, personally i wold go for neons as i've had alot of success with them. If you are going to buy more fish in general, i would also get another 4 black skirt tetras and 2 more lemon tetras as tetras in general prefer to be in groups of at least 5-6 .
More2021-11-18 Neon Tetras also enjoy fairly acidic water (say 6.0 pH to 6.8 pH), whereas Cardinal Tetras need a pH between 4.5-6.2. In theory, both fish can survive in about 5.8-6.2 pH, but it’s a 50-50 chance as they may both find it uncomfortable; too low for
More2007-8-15 i just noticed one of my cardinal tetras are missing. i ahd 12 in my 55g tank along with 7 congo tetras and 3 juvenile albino bristlenose plecos. if it died shouldnt i see its body somewhere? i doubt any of my fish would eat it. water quality ph 6.8 ammonia 0 nitrite 0 nitrate 5
MoreIf we look at a suitable temperature for both of them, then there is a difference. Neon tetra needs some cool water, while cardinal tetras need some warm weather. You can keep neon tetras and guppies together. You have to provide less than 70 degrees
MoreLastly, those from in around Kolkata, can u tell (post or pm) me the approx prices for the different types of tetras (neon, black neon, cardinal, rummy nose etc) Harlequinn in Galiff Strt ?? cardinals harlequins neons rasboras tetras. answer #2. johnarthur. 9 years ago.
More2011-1-8 I've been looking to buy some fish from my LFS for a 29 Gallon tank. I like the way that Tetra's look and I have had some Red-eye Tetra's in my tank for a while. They're very funny and I want some fish to school together in my tank. My projected stocking idea is: - 6 KuhlI Loaches - 1 Marble...
More2021-9-12 Other Tetras. Other tetras often make excellent tank mates for neon tetras. Some, such as the cardinal tetra or black neon, make even school with them. Most tetras are schooling fish, which means you’ll want six or more to help manage stress. Consider this
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MoreConservative Cardinal Believes in "Moral Obligation" To Accept Controversial Vaccines Accepting Covid-vaccines is a “moral obligation" but that doesn’t imply that it is also a juridical one, Utrecht Cardinal Willem Eijk, Netherlands, a trained physician and moral theologian, said at an October 23 Rome conference of Voice of the Family ...
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