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White Stripe Red Soldier Fish M Size – 3″ to 4″ Aquarium Decor

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $69.99.Current price is: $28.36.

Stylish white and red striped soldier fish decor for your aquarium, perfect for adding vibrant color and natural appeal.

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White Stripe Red Soldier Fish (Size M)

The White Stripe Red Soldier Fish is a vibrant and active freshwater species ideal for medium-sized aquariums. This fish features a distinctive white stripe running along its body, contrasting with its bright red coloration. Available in size M, it grows between 3″ and 4″ in length.

Product Specifications

Feature Detail
Species White Stripe Red Soldier Fish
Size M (3″ to 4″)
Color Pattern White stripe with red body
Origin South Asia
Water Temperature 72°F to 78°F
Water pH 6.5 to 7.5

FAQ

What is the typical lifespan of this fish?

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Is this fish suitable for a community tank?

The White Stripe Red Soldier Fish is best kept in a tank with compatible, non-aggressive species. It may display territorial behavior when housed with overly active fish.

What kind of diet does this fish require?

This fish primarily eats live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp and daphnia. It can also accept high-quality flake and pellet food.

3 reviews for White Stripe Red Soldier Fish M Size – 3″ to 4″ Aquarium Decor

  1. Lisa Paterson –

    The fish arrived healthy and active. The white stripe is very visible and adds a nice contrast to the tank. It’s easy to care for and stays calm in a 10-gallon setup with other peaceful fish.

  2. Jan Bell –

    Good quality fish with a bright color. It has been in my tank for two months and still shows interest in feeding. I recommend it for beginners who want a colorful, active fish.

  3. Alison Wallace –

    The fish looks nice, but it seems a bit shy at first. It took a few days to adjust to the tank. Feeding it live food helps it become more active over time.

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