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Head & Tail Lights
Origin: French Guyana, South America.
Occurs along the coastal zone and prefers water bodies with little current.
Lives in groups.
Temperament: Peaceful. Community fish.
Feeding: Flake foods, adult brine shrimp, bloodworms & other
live foods
Sexing: Only God and they know.
Comments: Best kept in small schools.
The Head and Tail Light Tetra
originates from the tributaries and rivers of South America and make a wonderful
addition to any community aquarium. Their body is mostly transparent in color
with the head and abdomen having a silver to gold coloration. These fish have a
pinkish spot both on the base of the tail, and just behind the eyes, which gives
them their name.
The Head and Tail Light Tetra
can be housed in an aquarium with other soft water fish. Tetras are a schooling
fish that work well in groups of six or more fish of the same species. Live
plants, rocks and driftwood help to enhance its natural habitat and provide
hiding spaces.
Head and Tail Light Tetras
breed occasionally in an aquarium setting and a hospital or "breeding tank" will
be necessary. During breeding time, the females will display a fuller looking
belly, which help distinguish them from the males. Slightly acidic water is best
for optimal breeding habits. After the eggs begin to hatch, 12 to 15 hours after
being laid, removing the parents will reduce the number of lost fry.
Breeding Head & Tail light Tetras
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