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Crossbanded dwarf rasbora - Danio erythromicron

Crossbanded dwarf rasbora - Danio erythromicron

Scientific name: Danio erythromicron

Common name: Crossbanded dwarf rasbora

Family: Cyprinidae

Usual size in fish tanks: 2 - 3 cm (0.79 - 1.18 inch)

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Recommended pH range for the species: 6.5 - 7.6

Recommended water hardness (dGH): 3 - 13°N (53.57 - 232.14ppm)

0°C 32°F30°C 86°F

Recommended temperature: 21 - 26 °C (69.8 - 78.8°F)

The way how these fish reproduce: Spawning

Where the species comes from: South Asia

Temperament to its own species: peaceful

Temperament toward other fish species: peaceful

Usual place in the tank: Top levels

Food and feeding

Not a fussy eater so use a small quality flake or granules for the staple diet but this must be supplemented with regular meals of live or frozen foods. As these are a small fish, offer them micro worms, grindal worms, daphnia or Cyclops.

Origin

Asia; Crossbanded dwarf rasbora is endemic to Lake Inle, Myanmar.

Sexing

Females are slightly larger than the males with a stockier body shape.

Breeding

Add some Java moss or spawning mops to the breeding tank and condition the parents on live or frozen foods for two weeks. When they are ready to spawn add them to the tank, spawning normally takes place at daybreak, the eggs will be deposited around the tank. Once spawning is complete, remove the parents and the fry should hatch out in 24-36 hours. A few days later the fry will be free swimming and can be fed on Infusoria.

Lifespan

The expected life span for Microrasbora erythromicron is 3-5 years.

Short description

A very peaceful fish, Microrasbora erythromicron prefer to be kept in small groups of at least 8 specimens. They will display their best colouration if the tank has subdued lighting and a dark substrate.

Pictures

Bought by aqua-fish.net from jjphoto.dk.

Crossbanded dwarf rasbora picture 1 Crossbanded dwarf rasbora picture 2 Crossbanded dwarf rasbora picture 3

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