<p>Introducing the Neon Tetra - A Striking and Popular Schooling Fish!</p> <p>The Neon Tetra is undoubtedly one of the most beloved schooling fish in the aquarium hobby. Its vibrant blue and red colors make a captivating display in any tank. As a stunning addition to aquariums, they create a striking contrast against planted tanks and dark substrates. Their beauty and ease of care make them an ideal choice for any aquarist.</p> <p>For optimal well-being, we recommend keeping Neon Tetras in schools of 5 or more. By providing a comfortable group environment, they thrive and exhibit their natural behaviors, enhancing the visual appeal of your aquarium.</p> <p>Native to the streams of South America, the Neon Tetra thrives in environments that mimic its natural habitat. Including rock work, plants, and driftwood in the aquarium helps recreate their preferred setting, ensuring their comfort and overall health.</p> <p>While Neon Tetras coexist peacefully with many tank mates, we advise against keeping them with shrimp colonies. Neon Tetras have a tendency to eat baby shrimp and may disturb adult shrimp. To maintain a harmonious tank, it's best to keep them in a separate setup.</p> <p>Nourishing our Neon Tetras is a delight. We provide them with a balanced diet consisting of frozen foods, including daphnia, baby brine, cyclops, and bloodworms. This varied menu ensures their nutritional needs are met, promoting their vitality and natural vibrancy.</p> <p>Elevate your aquarium with the stunning Neon Tetra. Order now and experience the joy of these captivating schooling fish!</p> <p>Scientifically known as Paracheirodon innesi, the Neon Tetra adds vibrancy and liveliness to your aquatic display. At Flip Aquatics, we prioritize the well-being of our fish. Select the Overnight (1 Day) shipping option to enjoy our 100% Live Arrival Guarantee, ensuring your Neon Tetras arrive in top condition.</p> <p><u>Our Tank Parameters</u></p> <ul> <li> <strong>Ph: </strong>7.2 to 7.5</li> <li> <strong>Gh: </strong>8 to 16</li> <li> <strong>Kh: </strong>4 to 7</li> <li> <strong>TDS: </strong>180 to 250</li> <li> <strong>Temp: </strong>70 to 74</li> </ul> <p><u>Tank Recommendations</u></p> <ul> <li> <strong>Leaves: </strong>Indian Almond or Guava</li> <li> <strong>Wood: </strong>Mopani or Malaysian</li> <li> <strong>Cones: </strong>Alder Cones</li> <li> <strong>Other:</strong> Buffered substrate to lower pH, not required</li> </ul>