Glofish Longfin Tetra
Glofish Longfin Tetra
$13.49
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Product Description
Product Description
p>GloFish fluorescent fish come in a variety of species and colors of tropical fish. From bettas and danios to tetras, barbs and even sharks - all are brilliant under white LEDs and their color dazzles under blue LEDs! Available in several bright colors. Tetras are schooling fish so we recommend keeping in schools of five or more. Average life span is up to 3 years. Max size is 3" but they rarely achieve this size in home aquariums.
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Feeding Instructions
Feeding Instructions
Staple diet of tropical fish flakes and pellets. Frozen foods (once they're fully thawed) and freeze-dried foods can be offered as treats. Feed a small amount once per day. A fish's stomach is about the same size as it's eye, so they don't need much.
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Keep in an apropriately sized aquarium. Recommended tank size of at least 10 gallons. Provide substrate and structure such as decorations and live or plastic plants for hiding places. Check the filter and water temperature to ensure that the filter is moving water, and temperature is aproximately 72-78. About 25% of the water should be changed every other week. Test strips can be used to monitor water quality. Beneficial filtration bacteria starter cultures should be added at set up, and new fish should only be added when the tank is fully cycled.
p>GloFish fluorescent fish come in a variety of species and colors of tropical fish. From bettas and danios to tetras, barbs and even sharks - all are brilliant under white LEDs and their color dazzles under blue LEDs! Available in several bright colors. Tetras are schooling fish so we recommend keeping in schools of five or more. Average life span is up to 3 years. Max size is 3" but they rarely achieve this size in home aquariums.
Please note that certain product information displayed is provided by breeders, suppliers, and other third parties and may not be independently verified by Pet Supermarket.
Full disclaimer here
Staple diet of tropical fish flakes and pellets. Frozen foods (once they're fully thawed) and freeze-dried foods can be offered as treats. Feed a small amount once per day. A fish's stomach is about the same size as it's eye, so they don't need much.
Habitat and Care
Keep in an apropriately sized aquarium. Recommended tank size of at least 10 gallons. Provide substrate and structure such as decorations and live or plastic plants for hiding places. Check the filter and water temperature to ensure that the filter is moving water, and temperature is aproximately 72-78. About 25% of the water should be changed every other week. Test strips can be used to monitor water quality. Beneficial filtration bacteria starter cultures should be added at set up, and new fish should only be added when the tank is fully cycled.Reviews
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