Zebrafish Veil Danio rerio Longfin M 22.5 cm | Elegant schooling fish with long fins

Description

The veil-tailed zebrafish (Danio rerio Longfin) is a particularly elegant breed of the classic zebrafish. It impresses with its characteristic blue-silver striped pattern and its long, flowing fins , which give it a majestic appearance.

Like its short-finned relatives, the veil-tailed zebra danio is lively, robust, and extremely adaptable . In its original form , Danio rerio comes from the clear, cool rivers and rice paddies of South Asia (India, Bangladesh, Nepal) . In the aquarium, it prefers free swimming, gently moving water, and the company of its own kind .

Characteristics & Attitude:

Size: 22.5 cm (M), final size approx. 56 cm
Origin: South and Southeast Asia (breeding form of Danio rerio )
Temperature: 20-26C
pH value: 6.07.5
Total hardness: up to 15 dGH
Social behavior: Peaceful schooling fish from 810 individuals
Aquarium: From 80 liters, with free swimming space, gentle current and dense marginal planting

Feeding:
It eats live, frozen, and dry food. Artemia, cyclops, and flake food are particularly beneficial, promoting growth, color, and healthy fins.

Tip:
A dark substrate beautifully highlights the elegant fins and striped pattern. A gentle current and good water quality keep the fish vital and active.

Conclusion:
The veiled zebrafish (Danio rerio Longfin) is an elegant, lively and easy-to-care-for schooling fish perfect for community tanks and lovers of long-finned ornamental fish.