Blue Eye Red Neon Rainbowfish (Tank-Bred)
To protect our animals and to ensure they get to our customers healthy, we will only ship orders with Nano Fish via UPS Next Day Air.
Blue Eye Red Neon Rainbowfish (Pseudomugil luminatus) are beautiful nano fish with bright blue eyes and red-orange fins. These stunning fish are relatively small and can grow to a maximum size of about 2.5 inches, making them perfect for a planted nano aquarium.
We recommend keeping these fish in groups of 5 or more to achieve the best coloration for both males and females.
These fish are adult shrimp-safe, however, we recommend having sufficient plants or hiding spots for aquariums with both Red Neon Rainbowfish and freshwater shrimp.
Specifications
| Species | Blue Eye Red Neon Rainbowfish (Pseudomugil luminatus) |
|---|---|
| Max Size | 2.5 inches |
| Group Size Recommendation | 5 or more |
| Compatibility | Adult shrimp-safe with proper hiding spots and plants |
| Shipping | UPS Next Day Air |
FAQ
What is the maximum size of Blue Eye Red Neon Rainbowfish?
The maximum size of Blue Eye Red Neon Rainbowfish is about 2.5 inches.
How many fish should I keep to see the best coloration?
We recommend keeping at least 5 fish to achieve the best coloration for both males and females.
Are these fish safe to keep with freshwater shrimp?
Yes, these fish are adult shrimp-safe, but we recommend having sufficient plants or hiding spots to ensure the shrimp have safe areas to hide.
Melanie Hughes –
The Blue Eye Red Neon Rainbowfish are vibrant and active. I kept them in a 10-gallon planted tank with java fern and they look stunning. I have five fish now and the coloration is much more vivid than when I had just two. They seem to be healthy and active.
Liam Mitchell –
Great fish for a small tank. The blue eyes stand out and the red-orange fins add a nice pop of color. I kept them in a group of six and they seem to get along well. I did add plenty of plants and hiding spots, which helped with their behavior.
James Hughes –
I ordered these for my nano aquarium and they arrived quickly via UPS. The fish were active and seemed healthy. I’ve kept them with my freshwater shrimp, and they coexist well as long as there are enough plants and hiding places.