Yellow Kogal Tetra (Moenkhausia sp)
The Yellow Kogal Tetra (Moenkhausia sp.) is a rare and striking freshwater species admired for its shimmering yellow-gold body and active schooling behavior. Native to South American river basins, this tetra brings vibrant color and energy to community tanks.
Key Features
- Shimmering yellow-gold body color
- Active and social schooling behavior
- Native to South American river basins
- Thrives in community aquariums
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Moenkhausia sp. |
| Common Name | Yellow Kogal Tetra |
| Size (adult) | 1.5 inches |
| Water Temperature | 72–78°F |
| Water pH | 6.0–7.5 |
| Hardness | 2–8 dGH |
| Lifespan | 3–5 years |
| Compatibility | Community tanks with non-aggressive fish |
FAQ
What is the ideal water temperature for Yellow Kogal Tetras?
The ideal water temperature for Yellow Kogal Tetras is between 72–78°F.
Are Yellow Kogal Tetras suitable for beginner aquarium keepers?
Yes, they are suitable for beginner aquarists due to their peaceful nature and compatibility with community fish.
How many Yellow Kogal Tetras should I keep?
It is recommended to keep at least 6 individuals to observe their natural schooling behavior.
Boris Brown –
The Yellow Kogal Tetras are a beautiful addition to my tank. They swim actively in groups and their yellow color stands out well against the background. Easy to care for and don’t stress other fish. Great for adding vibrancy to a community setup.
Sue Sutherland –
I’ve had these tetras for three months now. They are very active and form tight schools. The color is vivid and they seem healthy. I keep them with neon tetras and they coexist peacefully.
Jennifer Sutherland –
These fish are stunning in a 20-gallon tank. They swim in coordinated patterns and bring a lively energy. Water parameters are stable, and they adapt well to my tank conditions.