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A stunning tetra
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Hyphessobrycon Haraldschultzi
- Thread starter chris1932
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A stunning tetra
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Yes, a great fish for a planted aquarium. I haven't seen/kept them in more than 30 years. A smaller, more mild species than the common Serpae Tetra (Hypessobrycon eques).
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- Nottingham, UK
Lovely fish Chris but you've put one of my pet hates in the thread title - capitalising the specific latin name!!! Sorry to be pedantic but I've just been writing a job applications and marking some kids work and I'm all in the mood to be picky!!!
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I changed it.
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Mike
I'm doing my best to get this group to lay some eggs.
I'm doing my best to get this group to lay some eggs.
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It shouldn't be more difficult that Serpaes. This fish comes from the Rio Araguaia, which has very soft, slightly acid water.
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I'm sorry for being such a pedant - was in a grotty mood yesterday! Thank you though; your changing it made me smile.
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