Pearl Danio
The pearl danio is also called the turquoise danio. They are hardy and have a rainbow reflective body.
Brought in from Europe in 1911, this fish species has been popular in the aquarium hobby ever since. They originate from clear, swiftly moving freshwater streams and rivers in Myanmar, Thailand, and Sumatra. Pearl danios are easy to take care of and feed on flake food.
Quick Facts
| Scientific Name | Danio albolineatus |
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| Origin | Myanmar, Thailand and Sumatra |
| Care Level | Easy, good for beginners |
| Temperament | Peaceful, very active |
| Adult Size | Up to 2½” |
FAQ
What is the ideal water temperature for pearl danios?
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Do pearl danios need a heater in the tank?
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Can pearl danios live with other fish species?
Yes, pearl danios are peaceful and can coexist with other non-aggressive fish species.
Lily Rees –
I bought a small group of pearl danios for my beginner aquarium. They are very active and their colorful bodies shine in the light. Easy to feed with flake food and they adapt quickly to the tank. Great for someone new to fishkeeping.
Wanda Ross –
The fish arrived healthy and seem to be thriving in my 10-gallon tank. They swim in groups and look vibrant. I don’t have to worry about feeding or water changes much. A solid choice for a peaceful community tank.
Michelle Johnston –
I’ve had pearl danios for three months now. They’re active, colorful, and don’t stress other fish. Very easy to care for and respond well to regular flake feeding. A favorite addition to my freshwater setup.