White Clouds

The zone that the White Cloud Mountain Minnow started from has experienced huge changes throughout the years, which has contrarily affected its living space. The locale has turned into a well known visitor territory, with parks, inns, and open vehicle. This deleteriously affected the natural surroundings of the fish, and gradually the species vanished. Starting in 1980, the species was not found in nature for more than 20 years, prompting the conviction that it had turned out to be wiped out.

White Cloud Mountain Minnows ought to be kept in great estimated schools, ideally of about at least six. At the point when kept separately, they will in general lose shading and conceal more often than not. They are quiet and fit well with other little serene fish. Maintain a strategic distance from bigger fish, as they will be slanted to eat White Cloud Mountain Minnows. The equivalent is valid for any forceful types of fish.

Frequently they are sold as allies for Goldfish, because of the two species leaning toward colder water temperatures. Be that as it may, Goldfish can and regularly eat fish the size of White Cloud Mountain Minnows. Thusly, consolidating those two species in a similar aquarium is definitely not a smart thought.