How much do tetras cost?

How Much Do Different Types Of Neon Tetra Fish Cost?

Is black tetra aggressive?

Black Skirt Tetras are quite easy-going and peaceful. They will rarely exhibit signs of aggressive behavior no matter what the situation is. The only thing you need to be wary about is their actions around long-finned fish.

How many black tetras should be kept together?

A schooling fish by nature, black widow tetras are best kept in groups of six or more. They make an excellent community fish due to their peaceful nature. Some owners report that they sometimes nip the fins of slower-moving fish, particularly those with long, flowing fins such as bettas or angelfish.

Is a black tetra A tropical fish?

This tropical fish is great for hobbyist at all levels however they do need good water conditions. The main food we recommend would be tropical fish flake. Occasional live or frozen food can be given as a treat.

What kind of fish is a neon tetra?

Neon Tetras are generally quiet and non-aggressive. These brightly colored fish add movement and color to any aquarium. As a schooling fish it does best when housed in groups of five or more.

Can you buy a tetra fish at PetSmart?

Pricing may vary by store location. PetSmart stores cannot match the price above for this pet. Ask a store associate for details. Great for beginner aquarists, tetras are attractive, hardy fish that come in a variety of colorations and patterns. Tetras are an active, peaceful, schooling fish that mix well with other community fish.

When do you get a theneon Tetra from Petco?

We ship for arrival to the customer Tuesday through Friday and Saturday for an extra charge where available. TheNeon Tetra is a shimmering blue with a blazing red tail. Although not recommended for new tanks, these fish are splendid additions to any community tank.

What kind of food does a tetra fish eat?

Tetras can share their aquarium with other community danios, rasboras, catfish and less aggressive barbs and gouramis. Instead ofplants, tetras eat aquatic crustaceans, worms and aquatic insect larvae. Vary their diet by including frozen or freeze-dried bloodworms, tubifex worms and other small worms, mosquito larvae and daphnia.