Amapa Tetra (Hyphessobrycon amapaensis) L 33.5 cm Rare beauty

Description

The Amapa tetra (Hyphessobrycon amapaensis) is a rare, brightly colored schooling fish from the clear waters of the Brazilian Amap region. With its vibrant ruby-red coloration , metallic sheen , and transparent fins, it is one of the most impressive members of its genus.

This tetra is peaceful, active, and sociable perfectly suited for planted community aquariums . In groups of 810 or more, it displays its full splendor and exhibits harmonious, lively schooling behavior.

Characteristics & Attitude:

• Size: 33.5 cm

• Temperature: 24-28C

• pH value: 5.57.0

• Total hardness: up to 12 dGH

• Social behavior: Peaceful schooling fish

• Aquarium: From 70 liters with dense planting and open swimming areas

Feeding:
The Amapa tetra readily accepts fine live, frozen, and dry food . A varied diet intensifies its natural red coloration.

Tip:
A dark substrate and subtle lighting make the vibrant colors stand out particularly strongly.

Conclusion:
The Amapa tetra (Hyphessobrycon amapaensis) is a peaceful, rare ornamental fish with an intense red color ideal for lovers of exotic and aesthetic aquarium inhabitants.