GloFish® Sunburst Orange® Longfin Tetra
What do you get when you cross a moderately easy to-care-for freshwater fish with the brightest new breakthroughs in the aquarium hobby? The perfect starter fish for your desktop, kid’s room, or specialty setup!
Fluorescent GloFish® have expanded to include the new line of Tetras, available in two neon colors: Electric Green® and Sunburst Orange®. GloFish® are not dyed and their color, inherited from their parents, does not fade.
Original generations of GloFish® were genetically enhanced as embryos to help detect environmental pollutants and advance scientific research. Now every generation of GloFish® is born with its amazing color. The brilliant hues are produced by a fluorescent protein gene that occurs naturally in some marine organisms.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Species | Longfin Tetra |
| Color | Sunburst Orange® |
| Size | 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) |
| Temperature | 72°F – 78°F (22°C – 26°C) |
| Water pH | 6.0 – 7.5 |
| Compatibility | Best with peaceful community fish |
FAQ
Are GloFish® colors permanent?
Yes, GloFish® colors are inherited and do not fade over time. The fluorescent hue is naturally produced by a gene passed from parent to offspring.
Are these fish safe for beginner aquariums?
Yes, GloFish® Sunburst Orange® Longfin Tetra are moderately easy to care for and suitable for beginner setups.
Do these fish require special lighting to show their color?
Please contact customer service
Gabrielle Henderson –
The Sunburst Orange Tetra is a stunning addition to my home aquarium. The color is vibrant and stays bright even after several weeks. My 8-year-old loves watching them swim around. Easy to maintain and peaceful with other small fish.
Evan Hardacre –
Great for a first-time aquarium owner. The fish are active and colorful, and the orange glow stands out in any setup. I’ve kept them for three months with no issues.
Dorothy Vaughan –
The color is truly impressive. Unlike dyed fish, the glow remains consistent. I’ve seen them in different lighting conditions and the fluorescence is always visible.