Ember tetra (Hyphessobrycon amandae) is one of the smallest tetra fishes kept in tanks. Ember tetra has become a popular nano tanks dweller due to its size, good temper and its simplicity as for tank conditions. Ember tetras are generally hardy and adaptable, making them suitable for both beginner and experienced fishkeepers. With proper care and suitable tank conditions, they can thrive and provide a vibrant splash of color to your aquarium.
Rainbow shark (lat. Epalzeorhynchos frenatus) is as popular as its very close relative – red-tailed black shark. Despite its common name, the rainbow shark is not a true shark but rather a type of freshwater fish. As for their care, behavior and compatibility these fishes are very much alike, though there are some nuances and you will find out about them from our article.
Red tail shark (Epalzeorhynchos bicolor) is a freshwater aquarium fish from Cyprinidae family. The red tail shark is definitely not for community tanks due to its aggressive behavior towards its tank mates. It’s quite unusual and not demanding fish that attracts attention with its rare body coloring – contrasting combination of almost black and red colors.
Tiger barb (lat. Puntius tetrazona) is one of the most popular tank species. This is a bright and active fish that will make any tank an eye-catching one. However, fish care has some peculiarities.
