Rummynose Tetra - Hemigrammus bleheri
Species name: Hemigrammus bleheri
Synonym: Hemigrammus bleheri ...
True Rummynose Tetra
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.
Rummynose Tetra (Hemigrammus rhodostomus)
This tetra gets its name from its bright red nose. It needs very soft acidic water to thrive and show off its bright colouring.
SPAWNING RUMMYNOSE TETRAS by Charles Drew
Summary: After the first hurdle of simply keeping them alive, Charles bred and raised his rummynoses, paying careful attention to the water.
Ominvore; Rummynose tetras are omnivorous, and will eat flake foods, freeze-dried foods, and small live foods, among others.
Care: ...
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I have some Rummynose Tetras in a planted aquarium and couldn't figure out why my Hemianthus Callitrichoides wasn't growing until I took a closer look and realized that it was being eaten. I couldn't understand why...
Mine do pretty well with white clouds and rummynose tetras, though even these little guys will fin-nip a bit. I've heard otherwise, but I think neons are worse fin-nippers, though not terrible.
Personally my favorite is the Rummynose Tetra, better than any water quality test in the world, their face gets bright red coloration with better water conditions. They can be the first sign of any water quality issues in the tank. Read Full Story ...
Rummy-Nose Tetra, 'True' Rummynose Tetra
Age of Aquariums Freshwater Fish Rummy-Nose Tetra - Hemigrammus rhodostomus ...
Comment : Hi, I have a black shark it is round about 8" now and she is beautiful. She hasn't went for any of my long tailed fish but she has eaten 5 Rummynose Tetras.
Compatibility/Temperament: Peaceful; males are territorial with each other and this species does well as a pair (male/female) with other non-aggressive soft water fish such as small characins [cardinal and rummynose tetras are ideal], pencilfish, ...
When I bought them they're fins were almost gone, but now their fins are back to normal. They are pretty active and look extremely beautiful when they school with my 3 rummynose tetras. Extremely hardy and attack flake food ...
 See also: Aquarium, Water, Fish, Hemigrammus Bleheri, Temperature
  
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