Flame Tetra | Single

 The Flame Tetra (Hyphessobrycon flammeus), also known as the Red Tetra, is a popular freshwater fish known for its vibrant colors and peaceful nature. Here are some key points about the Flame Tetra:

Color: The Flame Tetra boasts a striking coloration with shades of red and orange on its body, complemented by a silvery-white underside. The fins often have black edging, and the dorsal fin may have a hint of white.

Size: Flame Tetras typically grow to about 1.5 inches (3-4 cm) in length.

Shape: They have a somewhat elongated body with a distinct, slightly forked tail.

Natural Habitat: Flame Tetras are native to the coastal rivers of southeastern Brazil, particularly around Rio de Janeiro.

Environment: They thrive in slow-moving waters with dense vegetation and plenty of hiding spots.

Temperament: Flame Tetras are peaceful and sociable, making them excellent community fish. They are best kept in schools of at least six to display natural behaviors and reduce stress.

Compatibility: They get along well with other small, peaceful fish. Ideal tank mates include other tetras, rasboras, dwarf gouramis, and small catfish

Tank Size: A minimum tank size of 37 litres is recommended for a small school of Flame Tetras.

Water Parameters: They prefer a pH of 5.5-7.0, soft to moderately hard water (2-15 dGH), and a temperature range of 72-79°F (22-26°C).