Tuesday 17 July 2012

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Brachydanio Albolineatus, Rerio, Nigrofasciatus, etc, are common aquarium fishes, which the Brachydanio Albolineatus is commonly named the Gold Danio or Pearl Danio. Danio comes from Sumatra or India and grows 2 inches in size. This slim Jim fish has a reasonably pressed figure, which its shimmering body makes it the “Mother of Pearls,” look-alike. Brachydanio Albolineatus come in a variety of colors, including blue, green, red, yellow, etc. The fish is calm and quiet in nature, and lives well in communal tanks. The Danio is one of the smarter fishes, which prefers to live in plant-y waters. The fish also prefers darker gravel, rather than lighter colored gravel. If you add lights to your aquarium, make sure the light is situated so that it targets the front of the fish. The fish feeds and expects water conditions similar to the Rerio breed. The males are distinguished by their slimmer and colorful body. The fish breed in the same way as the Brachydanio Rerio.

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata

Rasbora Trilineata


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