Silver Tipped Tetra

This little fish reaches up to 1.2 in standard length.The guys have a copper shading, the females are progressively pale and gleaming. Both have white tips on the blades, thus the name. They vary from most different tetras by coming up short on a little second dorsal (fat) balance. Silvertip tetras have a dark region at the base of their caudal blade. The fish are straightforward aside from the way that their bodies have a general copper sheen. During the night, the copper and dark become silver as the fish rests — the shading is reactivated once the fish winds up dynamic in the first part of the day. Other than tinge, sexual dimorphism is slight, the female having an all around marginally bigger tummy. These tropical, freshwater fish flourish in temperatures that range from 71°F – 82°F. The silvertip tetra lives in marginally acidic waters that range from a pH of 6.0 – 8.0. These fish like to be kept in schools of at least 5 fish. At the point when held in bondage, the silvertip tetra needs a tank estimate with at least 10 gallons