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Electric Blue Dace Fish – Peaceful Shoal Fish for Unheated Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $12.99.Current price is: $7.35.

Electric Blue Dace fish thrive in unheated tanks, ideal for peaceful shoals of 6 or more.

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Electric Blue Dace

This is a stunning dace that is ideal for the unheated aquarium as they are classed as sub-tropical. They are a shoal fish and should be kept in groups of 6 or more.

Species

Electric Blue Dace

Current Size

4 – 5cm

Adult Length

8cm

Temperature Range

18 – 25°C

pH Range

6.5 – 7.8

Special Requirements

Fairly easy to keep.

Tanks Mates and Compatibility

A very peaceful shoal fish can be kept with most other fish of similar size. Often kept in unheated aquariums with White Cloud Mountain Minnows and Danios.

Feeding

An omnivore that requires a varied diet.

Parameter Value
Species Electric Blue Dace
Current Size 4 – 5cm
Adult Length 8cm
Temperature Range 18 – 25°C
pH Range 6.5 – 7.8
Compatibility Peaceful shoal fish; compatible with White Cloud Mountain Minnows and Danios
Feeding Type Omnivore (varied diet required)

FAQ

What is the ideal tank size for Electric Blue Dace?

They should be kept in groups of 6 or more and are suitable for unheated aquariums. A minimum of 10 gallons is recommended for a group.

Can Electric Blue Dace be kept with other fish?

Yes, they are peaceful and can be kept with similar-sized fish such as White Cloud Mountain Minnows and Danios.

What kind of food do they need?

They are omnivores and require a varied diet including both plant and animal-based foods.

3 reviews for Electric Blue Dace Fish – Peaceful Shoal Fish for Unheated Aquariums

  1. Wanda Fraser –

    I added a group of Electric Blue Dace to my 10-gallon unheated tank. They are active and colorful, and they get along well with my Danios. Easy to care for and don’t stress other fish. Feeding them a mix of flakes and sinking pellets works well.

  2. Sally Henderson –

    The dace are very peaceful and stay in the middle of the tank. I kept them with White Cloud Mountain Minnows and they coexist nicely. They grow slowly but are a nice addition to a small community tank.

  3. Stewart Hamilton –

    Great for beginners. They thrive in room temperature water and don’t need heaters. I feed them daily with a mix of flakes and algae wafers. They are active and add a nice blue hue to the tank.

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