How Do You Care For Baby Tetra Fish?
Tetra fish, from the Characidae family, are small freshwater fish that come in various species. They are common in aquariums because, in addition to their colorful appearance and playful nature, they are easy to care for. With the proper food, water and tank upkeep, you will help your baby tetra fish grow into healthy adults. Keep multiple tetra fish in tank between 10 and 20 gallons. Tetras are schooling fish, so they can become despondent and even depressed if they are left alone. Try to keep them with five to 10 other fish of the same species to maintain their mood as they mature. Because they are relatively small, they should thrive in a tank that size. Maintain a water temperature between 71 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Tetras are tropical fish, and they need to have warm water to thrive. If the tank water is not that warm, heat it with an under-tank heater that you can buy at a pet or reptile supplies store. Leave plenty of open space for your baby tetra to swim. They are lively fi
