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Tetra Neon (Parcheirodn innesi) Fish for Community Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.99.Current price is: $2.40.

Peaceful Tetra Neon fish ideal for community tanks with compatible species.

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Tetra Neon (Parcheirodn innesi)

This species is typically peaceful, making it a perfect addition to a well-planned community aquarium.

It thrives when housed with other similarly-sized fish, such as characins, gasteropelecids, lebiasinids, smaller callichthyid or loricariid catfish, and non-aggressive, small-to-medium cichlids.

For the best experience, consider purchasing a mixed-sex group of at least 8-10 individuals. Pairing them with other schooling fish will help them feel secure, creating a more natural and captivating display in your tank.

Species Tetra Neon (Parcheirodn innesi)
Brand Freshwater Livestock
Recommended Group Size 8-10 individuals
Best Tank Companions Characins, gasteropelecids, lebiasinids, small catfish, non-aggressive cichlids

FAQ

What is the ideal group size for Tetra Neon (Parcheirodn innesi)?

The ideal group size is at least 8-10 individuals, as they are most comfortable and active in a mixed-sex group.

Which fish should I keep with Tetra Neon?

They thrive with characins, gasteropelecids, lebiasinids, smaller callichthyid or loricariid catfish, and non-aggressive, small-to-medium cichlids.

Are Tetra Neon aggressive toward other fish?

No, this species is typically peaceful and suitable for community tanks with compatible fish.

3 reviews for Tetra Neon (Parcheirodn innesi) Fish for Community Aquarium

  1. David Marshall –

    Bought a group of 10 Tetra Neon for my 55-gallon tank. They’ve been active and peaceful since arrival. I paired them with some small characins and a few catfish. The school moves together naturally and adds a vibrant color to the tank. Easy to care for and very social.

  2. Emily Churchill –

    The fish arrived healthy and seem to be adjusting well. I kept them with a few lebiasinids and a small cichlid. They don’t fight or stress the others. Only downside is they need a group of at least 8 to show their full behavior.

  3. John Baker –

    Perfect for a community tank. I bought 10 and they formed a tight school. They swim together in a coordinated way and look very lively. No aggression, and they stay calm even during water changes.

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