Orange Bolivian Lemon Tetra (Tank-Bred)
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Orange Bolivian Lemon Tetra (Hyphessobrycon cf. pulchripinnis “Orange”) is a captivating and rare freshwater fish prized for its vibrant coloration. It is a unique color morph from the more common Lemon Tetra.
Like most Tetras, we recommend keeping these guys in groups of 3 or more for them to feel safe in a larger school. They will look especially stunning in a planted tank.
Orange Bolivian Lemon Tetra are pretty easy to care as long as they are introduced to a mature, cycled tank. They can acclimate to a wide range of parameters. The following are our water parameters we keep them at:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Temperature | 72-82°F |
| PH | 6.0-7.0 |
| Water Hardness | 2-8 dGH |
FAQ
What is the ideal group size for Orange Bolivian Lemon Tetra?
We recommend keeping Orange Bolivian Lemon Tetra in groups of 3 or more for them to feel safe and display their best colors.
What water parameters do you maintain for these fish?
We keep them at a temperature of 72-82°F, pH of 6.0-7.0, and water hardness of 2-8 dGH.
Are these fish suitable for beginners?
Yes, Orange Bolivian Lemon Tetra are easy to care for as long as they are introduced to a mature, cycled tank.
Ruth Ball –
The orange coloration is striking and the fish are active and peaceful in a planted tank. I kept them in a group of five and they swim together beautifully. Easy to maintain once the tank is cycled.
Christian Wallace –
These fish are a unique addition to my community tank. They don’t stress easily and adapt well to my water conditions. I’ve kept them for over six months and they’re still vibrant.
Cameron Russell –
The fish arrived healthy and were already acclimated. I love how they school together and the bright orange hue stands out in the tank. Perfect for a small freshwater setup.