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Keeping and caring for rainbowfishes in captivity is reasonably simple as far as general aquarium conditions are concerned. They are one of the easiest fishes to maintain in captivity. They also possess all the attributes we look for in aquarium fishes. Ease of breeding, hardy, beautiful colours, peaceful disposition and they won't destroy your plants or move the gravel around in your aquarium. They come in a variety of sizes to suit almost any community aquarium.
Rainbowfishes have very similar breeding habits, their food requirements are similar, and water that suits one particular species will suit all. All are of good-natured temperament and will live harmoniously, more or less, with one another.
Rainbowfishes have very similar breeding habits, their food requirements are similar, and water that suits one particular species will suit all. All are of good-natured temperament and will live harmoniously, more or less, with one another.
| Scientific Name | Melanotaenia splendida |
| Size | 4.5 |
Customer Reviews
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How will it mix? Review by Teddy
Customer Rating hi, i'm just wondering if these guys will eat/attack smaller fish like tetras? (Posted on 23/07/11)
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Great fish Review by Chrissofisho;)
Customer Rating Nice active healthy fish. Good size and colour. (Posted on 10/06/11)
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nice to watch swimming around Review by Duncan
Customer Rating very nice fish, can take a bit to colour up, but fun to watch (Posted on 26/10/10)
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Great fish for the native tank Review by Richard
They are lively, colourful and grow nicely. They are omnivous and will thrive in any community tank or a native tank They prefer the water to have a bit of a current, so aggressive filtration is good for them. (Posted on 25/10/10)
