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Red Eye Tetra Fish – Peaceful, 2.8 Inch South American Live Fish

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $3.59.Current price is: $1.62.

Red Eye Tetra fish grows to 2.8 inches, thrives in 15-gallon tanks with 72-82°F water.

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Red Eye Tetra

Scientific Name: Moenkhausia sanctaefilomenae

Common Name: Lamp Eye Tetra, Yellow-banded Moenkhausia, Red Eye Tetra

Adult Size: 2.8 inches

Life Expectancy: 5 years

Habitat: South America

Minimum Tank Size: 15 gallons

Ideal Tank Conditions:

  • Temperature Range: 72 – 82°F
  • pH Range: 6 – 8
  • Water Hardness: 5 – 19

Temperament: Peaceful

Diet & Nutrition: Omnivore; will generally eat all kinds of live, fresh, and flake foods. To keep a good balance, give them a high quality flake food every day. Feed brine shrimp (either live or frozen) 1-2 times per week as a supplement.

Parameter Value
Adult Size 2.8 inches
Life Span 5 years
Water Temperature 72 – 82°F
pH Range 6 – 8
Water Hardness 5 – 19
Temperament Peaceful
Feeding Type Omnivore

FAQ

What is the ideal water temperature for Red Eye Tetras?

The ideal water temperature range is 72 to 82°F.

Are Red Eye Tetras compatible with other fish?

Yes, they are peaceful and can be kept with other non-aggressive community fish.

How often should I feed my Red Eye Tetra?

Feed them a high-quality flake food daily, and offer brine shrimp 1-2 times per week as a supplement.

3 reviews for Red Eye Tetra Fish – Peaceful, 2.8 Inch South American Live Fish

  1. Rebecca Sutherland –

    The Red Eye Tetras are active and colorful. They adapt well to my 20-gallon tank with stable water conditions. I feed them flakes daily and brine shrimp weekly. They stay calm with other peaceful fish and look vibrant after a few weeks.

  2. David Martin –

    Easy to care for and very peaceful. I keep them with neon tetras and they don’t compete for food. The red eyes stand out in the tank. Just make sure the water temperature stays within the recommended range.

  3. Justin Ball –

    Great addition to my community tank. They swim in groups and are active during the day. I maintain a stable pH and temperature, and they thrive. The only thing is they need a bit of variety in diet to stay healthy.

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