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Chili Rasbora

$38.95
$38.95
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At a glance

  • Care levelModerate
  • Water temperature72–75°F
  • ColorRed
  • GroupFish

Feeding guide

How to feed

Offer fish food small enough for their mouths. Suitable live or frozen aquarium foods can add variety. Check that every fish gets food and remove uneaten portions.

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How it works
  • Ships within the US
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About this fish

Little fish, bright red color, plenty to watch. Little Chili Rasboras look especially lovely swimming together among aquarium plants.

Is this right for me?

A small fish that needs careful water care and a group of at least 10. Set up and cycle the tank before bringing it home.

Getting your tank ready

Use an aquarium that has completed its cycle: helpful bacteria in the filter must be established to break down animal waste. A newly filled tank is not ready for animals just because the water looks clear. Keep water conditions steady. Introduce fish gradually to the new tank's water, and provide plants for cover as well as open swimming space. Keep this fish in a group.

How to feed

Offer fish food small enough for their mouths. Suitable live or frozen aquarium foods can add variety. Check that every fish gets food and remove uneaten portions.

Keeping it with other animals

Choose gentle fish of a similar size. Fish may eat baby shrimp, even when plants provide hiding places.

What you get

Choose the quantity offered in the product options. Natural coloration and individual size vary.

A closer look

Chili Rasbora, also called Mosquito Rasbora (Boraras brigittae). Provide a group of 10 or more, planted cover, and gentle conditions.

Water details explained

Reference values from the product information: temperature 72–75°F; pH (acidity) 7.2–7.5; GH (general water hardness) 7–8; KH (buffering capacity, which helps keep pH steady) 3–4; TDS (total dissolved solids, a measure of dissolved substances) 180–250. These are holding conditions, not a complete care range for every species.

Use an aquarium that has completed its cycle: helpful bacteria in the filter must be established to break down animal waste. A newly filled tank is not ready for animals just because the water looks clear. Keep water conditions steady. Introduce fish gradually to the new tank's water, and provide plants for cover as well as open swimming space. Keep this fish in a group.

Why Tails & Fin

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Good to know

Questions beginners ask us

Still have questions? Contact us, we are happy to help.

Start small with hardy species: a few cherry shrimp or nerite snails, plus moss and low-light plants. They are forgiving while you learn, and we are happy to help you plan the first week.