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Aquarium Related Tips

1. It is never a good idea to add shells from the beach into your aquarium. Introducing shells raw from the beach can add harmful bacteria and potentially new creatures to the aquarium.


2. If you have a protein skimmer you should shut it off when you are adding medicine to your aquarium. The protein skimmer will remove any medicines added to the aquarium.


3. Provide plenty of places for your aquarium animals to hide. Studies have actually shown that the more places a fish has to hide, the less likely they are to do so! Hiding spots also provide safe spots of refuge for smaller fish in the aquarium

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Head & Tail Light Tetra

$1.86

Head and Tail Light Tetras or originally from the fresh bodies of water throughout South America. Head and Tail Light Tetras should be housed in an aquarium of at least 10 gallons, in groups of six ore more other Head and Tail Light Tetras. You should make sure to keep your Head and Tail Light Tetras in an aquarium that provides plenty of rock and plant cover for them. These fish are omnivores and should be fed a steady diet of pellet, flake, and frozen foods.

Origin: South America

Size: 2 Inches at Full maturity

Feeding: Omnivore, should be fed a variety of flake, frozen, and pellet foods.

Aquarium: Freshwater, Should be kept in groups of 6 in heavily planted and rocky aquarium

Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons

Behavior: Peaceful

Care: Easy, beginner level

Compatibility: Can be kept in a larger peaceful aquarium, should be kept in school of 6 or more.

This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 15 July, 2007.
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