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Ultra Scolymia Captive Spawned Fish – M Size 0.75″ to 1″ Aquacultured

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $50.36.Current price is: $24.81.

Premium captive spawned Ultra Scolymia fish, sustainably aquacultured, perfect for aquarium enthusiasts.

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Ultra Scolymia – Captive Spawned (Aquacultured) Size: M

Ultra Scolymia is a premium aquarium fish bred through captive spawning and aquaculture, ensuring sustainable and ethical sourcing. This medium-sized specimen measures approximately 0.75 to 1 inch in length.

Key Features

  • Species: Scolymia (Captive Spawned)
  • Size: 0.75″ to 1″ (approx)
  • Origin: Aquacultured (not wild-caught)
  • Best suited for community tanks with moderate to low water flow
Attribute Value
Size 0.75″ to 1″ (approx)
Species Scolymia (Captive Spawned)
Origin Aquacultured
Recommended Tank Size 10 gallons or larger

FAQ

Is this fish suitable for a community tank?

Yes, Ultra Scolymia is well-suited for community tanks and pairs well with non-aggressive species such as tetras and rasboras.

How long does it take for this fish to reach full size?

This fish typically reaches its full size of 0.75 to 1 inch within 6 to 12 months under proper care conditions.

Are there any specific water parameters required?

Please contact customer service for specific water parameter recommendations.

3 reviews for Ultra Scolymia Captive Spawned Fish – M Size 0.75″ to 1″ Aquacultured

  1. Matt Poole –

    The Ultra Scolymia arrived healthy and active. It has been in my 10-gallon tank for two months and is thriving. The fish is calm and doesn’t stress other tank mates. Great choice for beginners looking for a peaceful, sustainable option.

  2. Sonia Miller –

    I was initially unsure about aquacultured fish, but this one looks and behaves exactly like a wild-caught specimen. It’s active but not aggressive, and it’s been eating well since setup.

  3. Simon Glover –

    The size is within the expected range, and the fish is very active in the tank. I appreciate that it’s captive-bred—no concerns about wild harvesting or environmental impact.

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