Naked Microrasbora (Med)
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SKU: XT-NAKED-MICRORASBORA-251
Tiny rasbora with transparent body and vivid orange-red markings. For nano tanks.
About this product
A tiny rasbora with a transparent body and vivid orange-red markings. Perfect for nano tanks. Peaceful and best kept in groups of 8+ against planted backgrounds.
Note: The product image on the website is for reference only. Actual fish may vary in colouration and pattern.
Full care guide is in the Care Guide tab.
Specifications
| Weight | 0,2 kg |
|---|---|
| Size | Med |
Care Guide
DifficultyBeginner
Temperature22-28 C
pH6.0-7.5
GH4-12 dGH
KH3-6 dKH
TDS100-200 ppm
Min Tank Size40+ litres
DietOmnivorous — feed a varied diet of high-quality flakes, micro-pellets, and occasional frozen foods like daphnia or brine shrimp. Small meals 2-3 times daily.
CompatibilityPeaceful community fish. Keep in schools of 6+ of their own kind. Compatible with other small, non-aggressive fish like rasboras, Corydoras catfish, and dwarf cichlids. Avoid large or aggressive tank mates.
SetupSetting up a community tetra/rasbora tank:Aquarium Setup
Choose a well-planted aquarium with subdued lighting. Dark substrate helps bring out their colours. Driftwood and leaf litter create a natural biotope.Filtration
A gentle sponge filter or HOB filter with low flow is ideal. These fish come from slow-moving waters.Water Quality
Regular water changes of 25% weekly are essential. Maintain stable parameters — these fish are sensitive to ammonia and nitrite spikes.Aquascaping
Dense planting with open swimming areas. Floating plants help diffuse light and make them feel secure.
Care LevelDaily & weekly care:Daily
- Observe for signs of stress or disease
- Feed small portions, remove uneaten food
- Check water temperatureWeekly
- 25% water change
- Vacuum substrate gently
- Test pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrateHealth
White Spot (Ich) is common with new arrivals. Maintain stable temps and quarantine new fish. Use Aquarium Salt at first signs of stress.
Please ensure you can provide a suitable, cycled tank before ordering. Young bettas may mature after arrival.
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