Exclamation Point Rasbora
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Add a burst of punctuation to your aquarium with the Exclamation Point Rasbora! Scientifically known as Boraras urophthalmoides, these lively fish stand out with their flashy coloration and exclamation point-shaped markings. Easy to care for and a delight to watch, these fish are the perfect addition for any nano aquarium. They are a smaller fish and can grow to a max size at about 0.75 inch which makes them perfect for shrimp tank.
For them to show off their beautiful coloration we recommend keeping these guys in groups of 10 or more for them to feel safe in a large school.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Scientific Name | Boraras urophthalmoides |
| Max Size | 0.75 inch |
| Recommended Group Size | 10 or more |
| Best Suitable Tank Type | Nano aquarium, shrimp tank |
FAQ
What is the maximum size of Exclamation Point Rasbora?
The maximum size of Exclamation Point Rasbora is about 0.75 inch.
How many fish should I keep to see their best coloration?
We recommend keeping at least 10 fish together to help them feel safe and display their best coloration.
Are these fish suitable for a shrimp tank?
Yes, due to their small size of 0.75 inch, Exclamation Point Rasbora are ideal for shrimp tanks.
Sebastian Hunter –
I added a school of Exclamation Point Rasbora to my 5-gallon nano tank. They are very active and their bright colors really brighten up the water. I keep them in a group of 12, and they seem to be more peaceful and vibrant together. Easy to maintain and a great addition to a small aquarium.
Bernadette Coleman –
The fish arrived healthy and were already active in the tank. I kept them in a group of 10, and they swim in a coordinated school. Their exclamation point markings are very noticeable and add a fun touch to the tank.
Alexandra Vaughan –
Perfect for a small tank with shrimp. The fish are calm and don’t stress the shrimp. I’ve had them for two months and they still look vibrant. The instructions about group size were helpful and made a big difference.