white Cloud Mountain Minnow
February 1, 2025
Blue Emproper Tetra
February 1, 2025
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TC062
White cloud mountain minnows can be paired with peaceful, similarly sized fish that live in similar conditions. They are generally peaceful and can be good starter fish for beginners.
Tank mates
- Shrimp: A peaceful fish that enjoys cooler water
- Danios: A peaceful fish that enjoys cooler water
- Smaller killifish: A peaceful fish that enjoys cooler water
- Emperor tetras: A unique-looking fish that can give white cloud mountain minnows a fun time in the tank
Water conditions
- Temperature: White cloud mountain minnows prefer cooler temperatures, between 17–20°C. Water temperatures above 22°C can shorten their lifespan.
- pH: The pH level of the water should be between 6–8.
- Hardness: The water hardness should be between 5–25 dH.
- Lighting: White cloud mountain minnows like to hide in vegetation, so the tank should have fine-leaved plants.
- Water flow: White cloud mountain minnows enjoy mild currents, so a wave maker can be added to the tank.
Tank size
- The minimum tank size for white cloud mountain minnows is 10–12 gallons.
- A separate breeding tank can increase the chances of successful breeding.
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