Hyphessobrycon Negodagua

£10.00

Nego Dagua Tetras are silver-coloured with a black stripe running along their sides. They have red fins and a black spot on their caudal peduncle. They reach a maximum size of about 1.5 inches.

Provide plenty of plants in your aquarium to provide hiding places and help keep the water quality high.
Do regular water changes to keep the water parameters stable.
Feed your fish a high-quality diet to help them stay healthy and vibrant.
Be sure to quarantine any new fish before adding them to your aquarium.

They are peaceful, easy to care for and look stunning in a well-planted aquarium.

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Description

Hyphessobrycon Negodagua, common name Nego Dagua Tetra is a small, rare, and new species of fish in the hobby that looks stunning in a well-planted aquarium. These Tetras have a peaceful disposition and are relatively easy to maintain.

They are native to the Rio Negro basin in South America, where they inhabit slow-moving, heavily-planted streams and rivers. They are typically found in schools of 10 or more individuals.

These Tetras are peaceful and docile fish that are best kept in a community aquarium with other small, peaceful fish. They are not aggressive and are not likely to nip at plants or other fish.

Nego Dagua Tetras are relatively easy to care for. They prefer soft, acidic water with a temperature of 72-78 degrees Fahrenheit. They should be fed a diet of small live food, such as brine shrimp or daphnia.

If you are looking for a small, rare, and beautiful fish to add to your aquarium, the Nego Dagua Tetra is a great option.

Hyphessobrycon Negodagua