The Silver Tip Tetra will accept many small foods such as brine shrimp or daphnia, freeze-dried bloodworms and tubifex, micro pellet food, and high-quality flake food. I have been wanting to change my stock in my 75 and really wanted to do some of these guys together but I have heard the silver tips are a bit of some fun nippers and I don’t know if I could do both of them and be fine there would also be a school of scissor tail rasboras 5 Denison barbs and 5 neon rainbow fish. After the eggs begin to hatch, 12 to 15 hours after being laid, removing the parents will reduce the number of fries lost to predation. Slightly acidic water is best for optimal breeding conditions. During breeding, the female Silver Tip Tetra will display a fuller-looking belly, which helps distinguish them from the males. Feeding: Hasemania nana (Silvertip Tetra) will accept most foods types including flake food. Silvertip tetra (Hasemania nana) is a species of characid freshwater fish native to streams and creeks in the So Francisco basin in Brazil, but frequently. This species should as most tetras only be kept in schools of 10 fish or more. The Silver Tip Tetra breeds occasionally in the home aquarium setting but a hospital or “breeding tank” will be necessary. Aquarium setup: Hasemania nana (Silvertip Tetra) should be kept in a densely planted aquarium with open areas and some floating plants. Buenos Aires Tetra (Hyphessobrycon anisitsi) Customers Also Viewed. The draw of Silver Tip Tetra fish is their shimmering white/silver tips on their fins. Minimum Aquarium Size: 75L (20 gallons) Potential Tankmates: Corydoras’, Danios, Other Tetras. Since the Silver Tip Tetra is a schooling fish, keep Hasemania nana in groups of six or more. The Silver Tip Tetra is ideal in community aquariums with other soft water fish of similar size and temperament. Related Products Customers Also Viewed Related Products. Temperature Range: 23 28 (74 82) Preferred pH Range: 6 8. The Silver Tip Tetra is ideal in community aquariums with other soft water fish of similar size and temperament. Native to the rivers and streams of South America, this community-minded, peaceful fish relishes ample hiding places amongst plants, rocks, and driftwood.
Though its body is mostly golden in color, the base of the tail has a black color that extends into the tail. This sleek and agile member of the Characidae family creates a gorgeous and active shoal in nearly any freshwater aquarium. They need a school of at least six other fish, but more is even better. The Silver Tip Tetra is named for the shimmering white/silver tips of its fins. Silvertip tetras are shoaling fish that like to be with a school of their own kind.
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