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Rummy-nose Tetras
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Rummy-Nose Tetra, 'True' Rummynose Tetra

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Rummy-nose tetra
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Distribution Lower Amazon region, around Aripiranga and Paraguay.

common name: Rummy-Nose Tetra
Family: Characidae
Continent of origin: South America
Origin country: Brazil,
Size: under 6 cm (2.36 inch)
Minimal tank volume: 40 litre (11 US gal)
Temperature: 23 °C (73.4 °F) - 27 °C (80.

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The True Rummy-Nose Tetra gets its name from the red blushing across its nose and face. But its beautiful coloration does not end there. Hemigrammus bleheri has a mirror-like silver body and a jet-black tail striped with white.

Even though a kribensis (Pelvicachromis pulcher) is larger than a rummy-nose tetra (Hemigrammus rhodostomus), the rummy-nose tetra compensates with its constant activity, which requires quite a bit of oxygen to fuel its metabolism.

Other fish it should be kept with include: Cardinal Tetra, Rummy-nose Tetra, Black Neon Tetra, Rafel Catfish, Cory Catfish and Sailfin Pleco.

They are particularly striking against a background of light green plants.
Two similar species are often sold under the same common names - Hemigrammus rhodostomus and Petitella georgiae (False Rummy-Nose tetra).

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