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Brilliant Rummy-Nose Tetra Fish – Captive-Bred for Freshwater Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $35.99.Current price is: $16.14.

Peaceful, colorful tetra with red nose and silver body ideal for community tanks

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Brilliant Rummy-Nose Tetra (Hemigrammus bleheri)

The Brilliant Rummy-Nose Tetra gets its name from the red blushing across its nose and face. But its beautiful coloration does not end there. It has a mirror-like silver body and a jet-black tail striped with white. This color pattern adds a simple, yet striking beauty to any freshwater aquarium.

This peaceful omnivore makes an excellent addition to community aquariums with non-aggressive tankmates. Native to South America, it thrives in well-planted systems. Decorate the aquarium with scattered rocks and driftwood to simulate its natural habitat.

As with other shoaling fish, a school of six or more Brilliant Rummynose Tetras creates an impressive aquarium display.

Species Hemigrammus bleheri
Size Up to 2.5 inches
Temperament Peaceful, shoaling
Water Conditions Temperature: 72–82°F, pH: 6.0–7.0, Hardness: 2–10 dGH
Feeding Omnivore – accepts flake, frozen, and live foods

FAQ

What is the ideal group size for Brilliant Rummy-Nose Tetras?

A school of six or more fish is recommended to create a natural and visually appealing display.

What kind of habitat do they prefer?

They thrive in well-planted tanks with scattered rocks and driftwood to mimic their natural South American environment.

Are they compatible with other fish?

Yes, they are peaceful and work well in community tanks with non-aggressive species.

3 reviews for Brilliant Rummy-Nose Tetra Fish – Captive-Bred for Freshwater Aquariums

  1. Caroline Churchill –

    These tetras are vibrant and active. I kept a school of six in a 20-gallon tank with java fern and driftwood. They swim together in a coordinated school and add a lot of visual interest. Easy to care for and eat a variety of foods.

  2. Faith Hunter –

    The red face coloration is very noticeable. They don’t stress other fish and stay calm even during feeding. I’ve had them for three months and they’re still healthy and active.

  3. Chloe Randall –

    Great addition to a community tank. The black and white tail pattern stands out. I planted the tank with java moss and included some rocks. They seem to enjoy the setup and swim freely.

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