Gold Ring Danio
The gold ring danio is found in the same rivers of Myanmar (Burma) as the glowlight danio, and is even more rare to the aquarium trade. Also called the blue ring danio, these are active schooling fish and hardy. The scientific name “tinwini” is the name of a friend of the discoverer of the fish. Good to have friends! Tinwini danio will get along with fancy shrimp and most community fish.
Quick Facts
| Scientific Name | Danio tinwini |
|---|---|
| Origin | Myanmar (Burma) |
| Care Level | Easy |
| Temperament | Peaceful |
| Adult Size | Up to 1¼” |
| Lifespan | Not specified |
FAQ
What is the origin of the gold ring danio?
The gold ring danio originates from the rivers of Myanmar (Burma).
Is the gold ring danio suitable for a community aquarium?
Yes, the gold ring danio is peaceful and gets along well with fancy shrimp and most community fish.
What is the scientific name of the gold ring danio?
The scientific name is Danio tinwini.
Luke Thomson –
I bought a small group of gold ring danios for my community tank. They are active and colorful, and they seem to get along well with my shrimp and other small fish. Easy to care for and very peaceful. A nice addition to any freshwater setup.
Lucas Young –
These fish are quite rare and look beautiful with their golden rings. They school well and stay active. I’ve had them for a few months and they’re still healthy and happy.
Jane Ince –
The gold ring danio is a stunning fish with a unique appearance. I love how they move in groups and add a lively feel to my tank. Very easy to maintain and compatible with other peaceful species.