Harlequin rasbora

Rasbora heteromorpha

Familie : Cyprinidae

FischSüßwassercyprinids

The harlequin rasbora is a small, peaceful, and colorful fish, very popular in community aquariums. It is easy to keep.

IUCN-Status
LC
Nicht gefährdet

Beschreibung

Rasbora heteromorpha has a deep, laterally compressed body, pink-orange in color with a characteristic triangular black spot on the flank. It reaches up to 4 cm. It is a schooling fish that swims in groups. It is very hardy and adapts to different conditions. It reproduces by spawning on the underside of leaves.

Lebensraum

Region :

The harlequin rasbora lives in slow-moving streams and rivers of Southeast Asia, often in acidic blackwater. It frequents vegetated areas with a substrate of dead leaves.

Verbreitung :

Empfohlene Parameter

Temperatur2428 °C
pH67
GH38 °dGH
KH25 °dKH
NO₃
≤ 15 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 0.3 mg/L

Pflege

Schwierigkeit
1/5
Ernährung
Allesfresser
Min. Aquarium
60 L
Min. Gruppe
8
Endgröße
4 cm
Lebenserwartung
4 Jahre
Wesen
Friedlich
Vermehrung

Pflegehinweise

Aquarium of at least 60 L for a school of 8 to 10 individuals. Acidic to neutral water (pH 6.0-7.0), soft (GH 3-8), temperature 24-28°C. A planted setup with shaded areas and moderate lighting is suitable. They are omnivorous: flakes, fine pellets, artemia. They are peaceful fish, compatible with tetras, corydoras, and other small fish. Breeding is possible with broad-leaved plants.

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