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   Are tetra fish hard to keep alive?

   • Tetra fish are incredibly hardy, and not hard to keep alive, putting them at the top of the list for a beginner friendly option. They are a freshwater, warmer climate species, rarely growing larger than 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) – at least for the most popular aquarium types.

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   Are tetras in general hardy?

   • Most tetras are hardy as they adapt well to a wide range of water conditions. The following tetras are considered the hardiest: bloodfin tetras, Buenos Aires tetras, glowlight tetras, black skirt tetras, and white skirt tetras. Although tetras are hardy, sudden fluctuations in water parameters can make them sick.

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   Are tetra fish good aquarium fish?

   • Tetras are perfect aquarium fish for beginners and experts alike. Generally, they thrive well in slightly acidic water at room temperature. Make sure you get enough fish so they can properly school together. My personal favorite type is Rummy-Nose tetra. Their compact size makes them fit in the most constricted spaces.

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   Are neon tetra fish Hardy?

   • Neons are a peaceful, easy-to-care-for tetra fish that’s hardy and great in a community aquarium. These fish are silver, red, and blue for an eye-catching addition to any community tank that meets their water condition requirements.

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   What are the different types of tetra fish?

   • The many types of tetras out there make for a spectacular addition to any freshwater tank. Tetras are fantastic little fish that love the middle level of the aquarium. They come in many subspecies – with colors ranging from dark brown/black to bright yellow, orange, red, blue, and others.

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   Are tetras peaceful around other species?

   • Yes. As I said before, tetras tend to be peaceful around other species. However, before pairing, make sure each species has enough fish to form a school. Tetras, like most of the other small fish, like to swim around in groups, or schools, for the sake of protection.

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   Dec 14, 2023 · Most tetras are hardy as they adapt well to a wide range of water conditions. Bloodfin tetras, Buenos Aires tetras, glowlight tetras, black skirt tetras, and white skirt tetras are hardiest of all the tetras. Although tetras are hardy, sudden fluctuation in the water parameters can make them sick.

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   Oct 21, 2021 · Tetras are often recommended to beginners because they are hardy and setting up their tank is very straightforward. All they need is a standard tropical tank set up with basic equipment. Tetra fish are a wonderful choice for community tanks due to their calm and peaceful temperament.

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   • BLACK NEON TETRAS. Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelrodi. Up to 1.5 inches. Minimum Aquarium Size. 10 gallons. Easy. Peaceful.
   • Neon Tetras. Paracheirodon innesi. Up to 1.2 inches. Minimum Aquarium Size. 15 gallons. Easy. Peaceful. The small tetra species most commonly found in aquariums is the Neon tetra.
   • PENGUIN TETRAS. Thayeria boehlkei. Up to 3 inches. Minimum Aquarium Size. 30 gallons. Easy. Peaceful. One of the most unique types of tetras is the Penguin tetra.
   • SERPAE TETRAS. Thayeria boehlkei. Up to 1.6 inches. Minimum Aquarium Size. 20 gallons (long) Easy. Nippy. One of the most popular kinds of tetras is the Serpae Tetra.

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   • Neon Tetras – Paracheirodon Innesi. Care level: easy. Size: up to 1.5 inches. Temperature range: 69 – 80°F. PH range: 6.0 – 6.5. Social behavior: schooling fish.
   • Cardinal Tetras – Paracheirodon Axelrodi. Care level: Easy. Size: 2 inches. Temperature range: 72 – 82°F. PH range: 5.3 – 7.8. Social behavior: schooling fish.
   • Lemon Tetras – Hyphessobrycon Pulchripinnis. Care level: easy. Size: 1.5 inches. Temperature range: 70 – 82°F. PH range: 5.5 – 8.0. Social behavior: schooling fish.
   • Black-Skirt Tetras – Gymnocorymbus Ternetzi. Care level: Intermediate. Size: 2 inches. Temperature range: 70 – 85°F. PH range: 6.8 – 7.0. Social behavior: schooling fish.

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   Filtration and Water Parameters. Tetras thrive in well-filtered water with stable parameters. Invest in a reliable aquarium filter to maintain good water quality. Tetras prefer slightly acidic to neutral water with a pH range of 6.0 to 7.0 and a temperature between 74°F to 80°F (23°C to 27°C).

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   Apr 9, 2024 · This tetra is hardy and not too difficult to keep, known for its wide pH and temperature range tolerance. In fact, although it’s often considered a tropical fish, it can handle temperatures as low as 64 °F just fine! Buenos Aires tetra do well in community aquariums.

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   Feb 25, 2024 · Tetra fish are incredibly hardy, and not hard to keep alive, putting them at the top of the list for a beginner friendly option. Glowlight tetras swimming with ember tetras in bottom right corner. They are a freshwater, warmer climate species, rarely growing larger than 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) – at least for the most popular aquarium types.