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Moustached Danio (Danio dangila) – Bold Schooling Fish for Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $32.99.Current price is: $21.60.

Moustached Danio brings vibrant movement and striking metallic stripes to mid-to-upper aquarium levels.

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Moustached Danio (Danio dangila)

The Moustached Danio (Danio dangila), also commonly called the Dangila Danio, is a bold and energetic schooling fish known for its metallic horizontal striping and distinctive barbel “moustache” at the mouth. Larger and more robust than most common danios, this species brings constant motion and structure to the mid-to-upper levels of larger community aquariums.

When kept in proper groups and given ample swimming space, Moustached Danios form tight schools that move with purpose, creating a natural sense of flow and energy within the aquarium.

Specifications
Species: Danio dangila
Size: Up to 2.5 inches (6.4 cm)
Temperament: Peaceful, schooling
Water Temperature: 72-78°F (22-26°C)
Water pH: 6.0-7.5
Swimming Level: Mid-to-upper

FAQ

What is the ideal group size for Moustached Danios?

Moustached Danios should be kept in groups of at least 6 to form natural, active schools and exhibit their full behavioral patterns.

Do Moustached Danios require special tank conditions?

They thrive in well-maintained aquariums with ample swimming space, a gentle current, and a balanced diet. A minimum tank size of 20 gallons is recommended for a group.

How long does it take for Moustached Danios to establish their school behavior?

Schooling behavior typically develops within a few weeks after introduction to a compatible environment with proper group size and space.

3 reviews for Moustached Danio (Danio dangila) – Bold Schooling Fish for Aquariums

  1. Jack MacLeod –

    The Moustached Danios are very active and add a lot of visual interest to my 30-gallon tank. I kept them in a group of 8 and they swim together in a tight formation. They’re peaceful with other community fish and stay healthy with regular feeding.

  2. Bernadette Hardacre –

    Great fish for adding movement to a community tank. The metallic striping is striking and they seem to enjoy the space. I noticed they stay active even during quieter times in the day.

  3. Owen Ferguson –

    I’ve had these fish for three months now and they’re still vibrant and active. They don’t stress other fish and form a strong school. Easy to care for with standard aquarium maintenance.

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