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Iconic schooling fish in a wide variety of colors
- Foundational fish for community and planted tanks
- Iconic schooling behavior
- Wide variety of species
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Ember Tetra
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FAQ
1. Are tetras aggressive fish?
Most tetra fish are peaceful community fish. They may show mild fin-nipping if kept alone or in small groups, but they remain non-aggressive when kept in the right school size.
2. How many tetras should be together?
Tetras thrive in schools. The ideal number is 6–10 fish per group to keep them active, calm, and comfortable.
3. How to tell if tetra fish are happy?
Healthy, happy tetras swim actively, keep stable coloration, and move together in a coordinated school. They avoid hiding and maintain good appetite.
4. How does a tetra look like?
Tetras are small, colorful freshwater fish with slender bodies, translucent fins, and bright color accents depending on the species—such as neon blue, red, or gold.
5. How often should I feed a tetra?
Feed tetras 1–2 times per day with small portions they can finish within 2–3 minutes to avoid overfeeding.