Neon Tetra Care and Breeding: Here's Why MILLIONS Are Sold Every Year!
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- Hello Everyone!
In this video we take a closer look at the Neon Tetra (Paracheirodon innesi). There is a reason why millions are sold every year in the United States alone.
Want to learn more about tank mates for your Neon Tetras? Check out these other species profiles:
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Want to learn more about tank mates for your Neon Tetras? Check out these other species profiles:
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Sparkling Gourami: th-cam.com/video/yzFsNcAERZM/w-d-xo.html
Green Neon Tetra: th-cam.com/video/jHvqzidgbgg/w-d-xo.html
Black Neon Tetra: th-cam.com/video/USPeZ0Pk_L0/w-d-xo.html
Ember Tetra: th-cam.com/video/ON5dvCVy4ts/w-d-xo.html
Cardinal Tetra: th-cam.com/video/w53iGJEpkJg/w-d-xo.html
Panda Cory Cat: th-cam.com/video/gOJVvW2X96U/w-d-xo.html
Exclamation Point Rasbora: th-cam.com/video/TknabUiHXuo/w-d-xo.html
Cherry Barb: th-cam.com/video/HHGP_bt92ik/w-d-xo.html
Von Rio Tetra: th-cam.com/video/vKFZAkA4J20/w-d-xo.html
Apistogramma: th-cam.com/video/-nsOwfveCQ0/w-d-xo.html
Bolivian Ram: th-cam.com/video/yh66CXYsEH0/w-d-xo.html
Bristlenose Pleco: th-cam.com/video/RRt_tjOKY84/w-d-xo.html
Mystery Snails: th-cam.com/video/gWWx2JU_JEo/w-d-xo.html
Neocaridina Shrimp: th-cam.com/video/FnOIA9YN_jA/w-d-xo.html
Pygmy Cory Cat: th-cam.com/video/B9VfuiWqeY4/w-d-xo.html
Pea Puffer: th-cam.com/video/XyYQNa2KxAk/w-d-xo.html
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I found the ones I wanted!!!❤️
I was given 4 neon tetras and a 10 gallon tank. I purchased and quarantined 6 more to make a group of ten neons. Then I was given a glow betta that seemed depressed or lonely. What a very nice surprise, that they all live together in joyful harmony! going on 7 months.
A betta is only depressed if it is in a terrible environment. They prefer solitary life. They’re never lonely.
@@Qarnifex lol no they don't. they are perfectly fine in the right community tank.
@@ML-ov7wo It kinda depends upon the Betta. They do tend to vary in their temperment where some can live in a community, while others can be fine with solitary. As well if you have them in their tank first and introduce others after they can get very territorial
@God Does Not Exist aaaaah, shame. Why not get and set up another smallish tank for him. It shouldn't cost much and he will be happy.
All Bettas are different
Thanks for the content, I have been obsessed lately with the history of this fish. During the depression one neon would sell for enough to buy a house, but we didnt know how to breed them so there were guys that were like literal indiana Jones braving the jungle and being murdered trying to find the secret fishing holes that housed neons. Once they were found they had to be transported back to the US alive all at a time when an aquarium heater was a job and not a piece of equipment.... Someone really should make a movie....
It's even more dramatic than that. Did you know the last successful flight of the Hindenburg brought the neon tetra to the USA? It's true.
@@dr.awkward9075 i did, they so need to do an Indiana Jones style movie about them...
Thank you primetime & smallscape for all the species or item specific videos you work hard to share withus. We love you.
Appreciate you being here!
Agnoquatics is one of my local stores! Glad you visited them, great people, amazing tanks. Flip is another local place for me, just picked up some livestock from they yesterday! Thank you for visiting my area and promoting our local businesses!
Neons are one of the fish I wish I had kept sooner. I always thought they were boring but since I added a small school to a betta tank and got to see them interact I love them. Very cool fish.
Starting my beginner aquarium soon with some neon tetras! Thanks for the informational video
The first fish I always think of when it comes to aquariums are neon tetras ♥️ They are just absolutely beautiful!! Great care guide to help us take care of these colorful and peaceful little fish !! Thank you always for sharing!! I hope you all have a wonderful weekend 🙏🌿🐟🌿💚
You too!
I bought neons from Flip Aquatics and I absolutely love them! They are beautiful, happy and healthy and I love watching them swim around and interact with each other. I also have Black Skirt tetras in with them, and they get along pretty well until feeding time. The black skirts tend to be very pushy, lol
I really like the way the tank is scaped. Having that crinum growing out of the rocks is a really neat idea.
I thought it was cool when I saw it too!
Great informative video as usual! :)
Love neons. So beautiful.
excited for the video. i plan on getting a school of them once i finish setting up my 15 gallon which will be a betta community tank
That will be fun
I love the glowlight tetras in there I have a school of 13 of them in my 20gal long they're so chill and I love their orange color.
I have had about ten for a year or so and I love watching them and trying to count them.
We just got some neon tetras last night. So perfect timing for this video lol.
Great video Jason
45 ears ago I had a 4ft aquarium that was well planted and I had about 24 Neon Tetras, about 20 Glowlight tetras, and about 8 head and tail light tetras, and a few small catfish as the clean up crew. I miss that aquarium, it was mesmerising watching the schools of Neons and Glowlights swimming around, sometimes all together as 1 school, sometimes as species separate schools…I had no difficulty keeping them healthy. Water is soft in that area, and clean, and in the aquarium with the plants slightly acidic. Neons and Glowlight tetras are some of the most under rated fish, they are beautiful in a big schools.
Great video, loved it
I love your videos lots of information thank you for your videos.JD
One of my Fluval Flex 9g tanks is housing 12 neons, 3 ottos, and a nerite snail. Heavily planted, and thriving. Love me some neons!! Highly recommend the fluval flex setups. I have several and they're great for nano fish!!
I Have a 10 gal.. 3 tetras and 3 cherry barbs. How many more am I able to add? Thank you
Amazing video!!!!!
These tetra Neon are so beautiful like literally super beautiful
Neons, plants and driftwood. Super nice.
One off my favourites and first ever fish. Just have to have some Neons 🤗
It would be really cool if you make an separate video of the neon sickness, i know there is something about this online but I'm still not sure if I could spot it right :/
this is an amazing educational video! :)
I have the neon tetras 2 living happily with my halfmoon Betta :) awesome fish 🐠
Nice video buddy
I do like the black water look. I drop some Indian almond leaves in there for the color. Usually soak my spider wood and what not for about 2 weeks before adding, I'm also talking with a out 4 months if experience in fish keeping so far. I learn quick. My lives sustained compared to lost are better. I lost 4 Cory Dora and 4 shrimp and 1 Betta sustaining 2 Cory Dora 5 shrimp 1 Betta 5 neon tetra and 2 mystery snails right now. Adding 6 more albino Cory's 8 more shrimp and 11 more neon tetra. Two different tanks though.
I learned the hard way that my parameters just don't work with regular neons BUT my black neons and green neons are doing awesome. 8.+ PH. Thanks Jason for the education!
Me too - our black and greens work much better in our hard water with a high pH.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics I'm totally shocked to hear this. I have struggled with keeping fish and think its because of my hard water (8+). The Neon Tetras have been the best and easiest to keep. I haven't lost a single one in two different tanks. Anything besides these and cory's and I loose fish over time. Ammonia 0 Nitrites 0 Nitrates 20 or less and parameters stay consistent.
Good Morning. I have Neon Tetra's along with my Peapuffer. It is a fun tank.
I bet that is cool!
I love neon tetras 😍
🤟💛😎 we gave a tank with neon Tetras, phantom reds and loaches. Awesome fish 💛
Thank you so much for this species profile. I checked out your list but I didn't see the chili Rasbora. I would love to have those fish and I would also really appreciate a species profile on those.
This is great. I’ve had me neons and cardinals with kuhli loaches a betta nerite snails. All got along great. They key to the betta is to introduce them last. Give the other stock time to acclimate and find their space. Also having several neons allows them to school which makes it difficult for the betta to single one out. But it always will rely on your bettas personality. ❤️❤️
Bettas are the cats of the fish world. If they're in a territory first, it's theirs and they don't want to share.
They certainly are beautiful fish
beauty
I have a community tank with plattys, 2golden dojos, 2 guppys,2yoyos and a school of neon Tetras and they all get along great.
I recently returned to the hobby and put 10 neon in a cycled 20 gallons with a betta and pygmy corydoras. Parameters were good and there was no bullying. The betta didn't even care. The pH is around 7. Yet, I had 60% neon mortality within the first week. I love them, but I gave up on them and got glowlight tetras and harlequin rasboras and, so far, all of them are doing fine.
I live in Phoenix where the tap water is basically liquid rock. I have to use half tap and half RO water to keep my PH down to about 7.4.
Hey Jason,
I enjoy watching your posts. I’ve kept the same Neon Tetras for over 12 years. I even had them reproduced many times. I moved across the country, so I sold the aquarium, stand, equipment, and all the livestock in it. I was even lucky enough to grow beautiful Freshwater Sponges. I had no idea there was such a thing. At first I threw the Sponges away, because I had no idea what they were. I took a sample of the Sponge to my LPS. They knew what it was, and purchased all my sponges from my tank. It was kind a scary, because it was growing so quickly. My Tetras lived a whole life. I even had a nasty Neon Tetra that was very aggressive. This Neon would kill other fishes not relate to Neon Tetras. When I sold the tank, I only had Neon Tetras and some a handful of Otocinclus Catfish. This nasty Neon was biggest Neon Tetra I ever had. He was the boss in the tank, until it died a week or so before I sold the tank. Thank you for sharing.
How cool - freshwater sponges!
I thought neon tetras were peaceful but they are not as you see, they killed my dumbo ear betta, I still cant believe
A large school of neons, along with some gold rams, would look great in a 55 gallon aquarium..
Neons are awesome fish but when described, no one seems to mention that they are known to be fin nippers. I added six neons to a tank that had only a Honey Gourami and a Mystery Snail. Within a week, the Gourami’s “feelers” and the snail’s tentacles were damaged. I couldn’t find them anymore because they were hiding from the neons. The neons went back to the LFS and the Gourami and snail couldn’t be happier…and healthier.
Great video when I first got my group of neons there were great swimming all over the place I added a angel fish to there aquarium temporarily since then I have removed the angel fish but they still behave like he there very afraid won’t come out of the plant I’m thinking off getting some new fish to add not sure what type
I had a tough luck with NTs, few got ich, few died as I wasn't aware on the thermal shock, the survived weak two guys are still with me for about an year.
I have goldfish now but these are my favorite fish.
Could you do a video on nano species? Like ones that would be small enough that they wouldn't particularly bother neocaridina
I like you video 😍😍😍
Thank you!
Hello Jason, I have been following your channel for months now. Very informative content. I would appreciate your suggestion on stocking a tanganyikan tank. I have (1) Leleupi and (1) Brichardi and will be adding (1) Inkfin calvus and (1) Gold head compressiceps. I have large dragon stones in the tank for hiding; do you suggest adding shells for the altolamprologus?
They won’t need them since you only have one. The males get too large to use them anyhow. Thanks for watching!
I JUST brought home my first Neon Tetra's this evening so PERFECT timing finding your video. =)
Question - I have a 10 gallon planted aquarium that currently has a single nerite snail and 15 cherry shrimp. Do you think with what I already have in the tank, plus the 4 neon's I just brought home, that would it be alright to eventually add 2 more neon's so that I have that minimum of 6 total or do you think that would be too much for the size of the tank with what I have in it? Thanks!
Shrimp have a very small bio load, so that shouldn't overload the cycle if you take care of it. The neons will probably eat some of the shrimplets when the shrimp start to breed.
One thing I learned about tetras is that they like to mimic other tank mates. I had neons with guppies and they picked the ground and swam everywhere with the guppies. I had them with just corydoras and they stayed lower picking the ground like a corydora. Hopefully somebody has had the same temperament and behavior, otherwise I just sound crazy lol.
I agree. Mine also mimic the Mollies in the tank by picking on the gravel lol
Sometimes schooling fish do that. It's called stress schooling (doesn't mean they are stressed) and it happens if they are in smaller groups where they mimic and school with other fish for protection.
I have Cory's, pristella and neons. The tetras steal the Cory's food from the bottom of the tank and throw it round like a basketball 😅.
I'm a crazy fish lady too😂
i really like the gold and diamond varieties too. there are even longfin neons which are not my cup of tea
So many cool varieties!
I have a 55 gallon with 40 neons in there👌🏻👌🏻
Still one of the best looking fish in the hobby.
I agree!
Clicked like 101 times :)
Too funny :-)
😍🥰👌🏼
I have found that Neons and Cardinals will school together just fine!
I'm trying to convince my husband for some Neon Tetras. The reason why is because I think it's time he moves on from the death of one of our Dumbo bettas. I can't blame him, we did what we could and he suddenly fell ill. We tried getting leaves but the ones that were delivered were basically small and looked like normal leaves. Regardless of our efforts, he didn't make it.
So after a few months I've convinced him to buy a betta and some neon tetras since he's decided to upgrade the tank to ten gallons. If things with the neon tetras and our bettas don't work out we'll be either keeping them in a different tank or returning.
Great info! Too bad they prefer soft water which is a no no for our hard Chicago water :( any suggestions for pretty moderately hard water fish?
We did a whole video on good fish for hard water. :-) Also, any fish you see in our fish room have done well in Chicago water!
I have been bitten by the neon bug and have three left of my group, they don’t do well in my water. Old story find fish that fit your water,don’t change water for fish ( bites on this one)!
I wish they did better for me too.
I like these a lot, but I've had lousy luck keeping them. Black Skirt Tetras, Black Neon Tetras and Serpae Tetras all seem to do much better in my water, which is 7.0 and hard.
I'm the same way
Something might be wrong with my neon tetra XD they totally interact with the substate. Obviously not like a true bottom feeder, but they totally pick stuff off the bottom looking for food or poo
Call me crazy, which I know a lot will, but I've almost completed a tank with 2 neons, 2 ember, 2 black khuli loaches, 6 neocaridina shrimp, and 2 pea puffers. I say almost done because I'm currently on the hunt for 2 celestial pearl danios to complete the tank, if I can ever get to my lfs when they have them before they sell out. The only thing that's been in danger are the snails that I add, my puffers have a nice snail graveyard right in the front of the tank.
Great video as usual. Thanks for all the information you give us.
I have a 75 gallon tank, heavily planted. My ammonia is 0, nitrite 0, nitrate 15-20. I have about 50 neon tetras. I’m concerned after watching your video.
Ph 7.2
Kh 3
Gh however 10
Should I be concerned? Anything you would recommend.
If they are doing fine right now I wouldn't worry about it.
I appreciate it. Great information provide. Thank you
Hi Jason, last question, what is a safe KH and GH for neons with a heavily planted tank?
I have 8 Neon Tetras and 3 Ember Tetras which school together that all live in harmony with my male Betta and they all live in harmony
Neon blue + red + silver = most attractive fish there is. Better than Cardinal (not enough silver)!
How I envy the fishkeepers with soft water, that have spontaneous breeding from neon tetra, while me, with my > 22 dGH hardness and PH of 8.0 water, I struggle to keep them alive. 😗
ik sometimes adding driftwood can help bring the ph around 7
@@imalemon1050 The real problem is the hardness. There coud be solutions for that as well, reversed osmosis and the like, but a good practice is to keep fish that are more suited to your water paramaters.
However, I do break that rule, in the sense that everybody keep telling me that I would be the african cichlid "king" with my water, while I'm a community tank "fanatic". 😛
I'm thinking that if I get a rain barrel I could do blackwater.
I need that plant in my life.
The crinum? I love that plant!
Everytime I've had neons they have died on me. They are beautiful but I'll stick to my danios and rasbora. May try again with them now in more experienced. Loved the video though, I'm inspired to try tetras again. Thank you
Same here. I have 3 left from about a dozen I bought from Pet Smart a year ago. They actually look pretty good. Recently I bought 14 from a reputable online seller along with danios and rasboras. Two neons were DOA and the rest didn't last a week in the medicated quarantine tank. Pretty sure they were just too small to be shipped across country. Think I also lost one danio along the way but everyone else seems to be happy.
@@miked6335 yeah whatever took mine out never affected my danios, panda Cory's or rasbora. Was very upset at the time as water was fine, no outward signs of disease so was at a loss as to why it happened
My experience, also a freind's experience too. I had a cycled 30g, perfect parameters, with lots of plants I added 12 to. All but one was dead within a week.
@@pamelapilling6996 such a shame, yeah was same for me. Parameters great, Amazon swords, crypts and anubias and all died. Blamed myself but I'm wondering if it was neon tetra related illness or stress from shipping. Should add I follow proper acclimation too. Was bitterly upset
@@alisonnicholson i would say stress from transport they get stressed very easy I find compared to other fish
I really wish that I could have neon tetra’s but I have really high PH.
Hi Jason, I just subscribed to your channel, get information. I have a planted 75 gallon and have mainly neon tetras, along with a few platys. All my levels are perfect. My KH is a 4, but my GH is 13. My GH is a 13 in both my 75 gallon and quarantine tank. My gold fish tank is a GH of 8. PH is 7.2-7.4 for all my aquariums
I have had no issues with 75 gallon with and gold fish tank. Fish are doing great. I’m just concerned about future issues. But I’m losing neons in my quarantine tank when I first buy them. After watching your video, I figure it must be the high GH.
Do you have any suggestions.
Neons are notorious for big loses - they are some of the weaker fish in the hobby. It's usually a matter of buying a bunch and knowing you are going to lose some, unfortunately.
Ok I appreciate it.
This is what I googled-Swimming. Normal behavior for a gourami involves swimming near the top of the aquarium. ... As such, gouramis tend to hang out near the water surface, so they can take their supplemental oxygen
whet is the solid red fish thats in there as well?
Mesmerizing footage, It was hard to concentrate on what you're saying XD
curious about what 2 out of my 6 my neons are doing [ got them yesterday] . all of them are healthy, eating and doing well but 2 of them [ one is the smallest of the bunch and very slender and the other is pretty plump] will leave the school and go near a cluster of plants and chase each other for a bit [ not in an aggressive way tho] before returning to the bunch. might be spawning and although i highly doubt the fry will survive. if it helps my harlequin rasboras are also spawning and iv seen eggs from them
They might be, but you are correct - you probably won’t see any fry.
Pity he doesn't mention Neon Tetra Disease. I bought NTs and was distressed when they starting getting sick. I kept medicating, and managed to kill my BN Pleco by over-medication. The Neons all died anyway. And yes, I had them in quarantine for a month before putting them in my display tank...
I'm glad I just read this Cheers
He does mention it around the 7 minute mark.
How would i add synodontis cats to a highly aggressive mbuna tank? These mbunas have killed a small electric lab before so i wanna be careful with the synos. Will the synos survive? And if so how to add them in? Theyre dwarf petricola
My mbuna have typically left them alone. If I were going to add them now I would add them with the lights off. When the lights do turn on I would wait a few minutes for them to wake up and feed the tank. I would also try to make sure there was a cave or rock work that the synodontis can retreat to if he feels threatened. Good luck!
Hopefully my new Gourami will be ok
Hi
I bought 9 neon tetras for my 10gallon two days ago. One of them died yesterday and another one doesn’t look too well. The water parameters are good and the tank is cycled for a few weeks. I added used filter media to speed up the cycle and also added API quick start. Not sure what’s wrong. Maybe I just bought a couple of bad ones?
Neons are notorious for being weak. It might not have been anything you did.
Recommendation for a good substrate color to showcase the fish color ?
I like to go darker with neons.
I have a 6Gallon Tank of 40cmx23cmx25cm
When I look for stockings suggestions on yt or even articles website's many suggested Neon Tetras but aren't neon Tetras schooling fish they need around 15-20 Gallons right?
So can I take the suggestions and get around 6-7 Neon Tetras for my 6Gallon Tank or any other fish other than a Betta you suggest?
A dwarf guarami solo though they would be better in a 10, ember tetra school like 6-8, small rasbora school like 6-8, pea puffers and bumblebee gobie, a few male guppies. With schools you are pushing it but if the fish stay under an inch you can have a small school and maybe even get 10 of them if u have live plant to help with bioload
Ya, they need to be in groups, which is why I don't recommend anything less than a 10 gallon.
6-7 green neon tetras May be an option
A couple of guppies.
I have white clouds in my tank with a heater can I keep neon tetra in with them
Sure
Besides tanganykin cichlids, what will live ok in high ph 8 - 8.2 water? My kh is 20. I want Bolivian rams and some cories and some forktail rainbows will my water be bad for them?
The Rams and Cory cats might struggle a little in that water.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics That's what I was thinking- bummer.
I realized my tank water comes in at 6.4 ph. I won't Chace ph. The neons are doing great.
I bet they are!
Any ideas for a cold water tank?
LOTS! Video will be coming out soon :-)
Can you put neon tetras in a tank with a tidal 55 filter? Do they get sucked into the filter through the surface skimmer?
I think they should be ok.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thanks very much for your answer. I will try a few and if they don't fit I will buy more.
May I ask how do you feed neon tetra flake food? Ours does not come to the top to feed for flakes.. I wonder if I scoop up the tank water and soak the flakes and pour it in, it sinks so neon tetra would be able to eat flake food midway level?? Also, how big pellet size do you feed them. 0.5mm?Still too big? Thank you.
I haven't had that problem. They always seem to go to where the food is?
@@PrimeTimeAquatics They come to the top surface to eat? I am not sure if they need more time getting used to the surroundings since they are here for short time or it is their natural instinct.... If it were pellet, how small would the pellet size is? 0.5mm?
I have a 10 gallon tank with 5 glo tetra, and 4 snails.. is there any type of fish I can add to the tank? Prefer a bottom fish that'll keep algae and snail breeding down also how many should I get to be comfortable with the 5 tetra
A clown pleco may help (but any fish that would prey on unwanted snails will also attack the snails you do want).
@@PrimeTimeAquatics how many Pleco would be acceptable to add to the 10gal tank
How long should new fish be quarantined?
I do 4 weeks
I had 12. Most of them died off slowly over about a year. Looked like their bodies and fins were rotting. I still have 1 left who stays healthy. I bought 6 more this year, but they died off quickly. My pH is about 8, so that is probably the problem. I give up. Maybe I will try keeping the green or black ones. My solitary neon needs a friend.
Black neons typically do much better in those parameters.
Will they go good with Roseline Sharks and Rainbow fish?
Sure
neon tetra only fish you can load a tank with a ton and not over stocking.
You say it’s ok to keep about six neon tetras in a 10-gallon tank. Will they be happy and thrive? I read from a few sites that they won’t school and will stay in one place.
The more you have the better they will be.
Dicrossus would be appropiate talking cichlids
Heck ya! :-)
I have a tank with around 40 neon tetras
Nice!
The redness of my neon tetras is orange is that normal or did they lose color, and what does that mean
They can lighten up a little if they are stressed, sick, or sometimes if they are on lighter substrate.
Personally I think it’s better to get Cardinal tetra’s
At 1:06 anyone know what the orange-yellowish fish are?
I believe those are von rio tetras
Can i keep neon tetras in a 5 gallon ?
I wouldn’t but take a look at the dwarf Rasbora, chili Rasbora or Phoenix Rasbora!