Moenkhausia pittieri
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Moenkhausia pittieri, Eigenmann, 1920
Origin:Venezuela, Lake Valencia and vicinity, Rio Tiquirito and Rio Bue.
Moenkhausia pittieri is kept in next tanks: Tank No. 312, Tank No. 320, Tank No. 769, Tank No. 872, South America from the north,
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Moenkhausia pittieri
Family: Characidae
Origin: Venezuela
Adult Size: 2.5 inches (6 cm)
Social: Peaceful schooling fish
Lifespan: 5 years
Tank Level: Mid dweller
Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallon ...
Moenkhausia Pittieri Diamond Tetra
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Diamond Tetra
Scientific Name: Moenkhausia pittieri
Family: Characidae, Hemigrammus Clade
About the Diamond Tetra
Species Type: Freshwater Fish
Category: Characins ...
Moenkhausia pittieri, the Diamond Tetra, hails from Lake Valencia in Venezuela. The male is about 2" in length and the female slightly smaller. The male's dorsal fin is high and pointed whereas the female's is smaller and blunt.
Diamond Tetra (Moenkhausia pittieri): This is a attractive fish, with violet and green scales. The fins are grey-violet with white edges.
SizeOriginEase of keepFoodTempType
60 mm
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Moenkhausia pittieri
SYN: None
PD: The fin of the male are quite elongated and silver in color. The female's fins are elongated, but no as much as the male's. The fins are transparent. The body is oval shaped and green to silver in color.
Scientific Name: Moenkhausia pittieri
Family: Characidae
Size: males to 2%frac12 inches, females smaller
Temperature: 72 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit
Alkalinity: acid side of neutral, moderately soft
pH: 6.6 to 7.0 ...
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boehlkei, both of which are easily recognized by the black lines originating in the lower half of their caudal (tail) fins and running forward, the shiny Diamond Tetra - Moenkhausia pittieri, and the beautiful, trident-tailed Emperor Tetra - N.
 See also: Fish, Water, Diamond Tetra, Species, Silver
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