Live Tropical Fish Rummy Nose Tetra 0.75-1.00in (Hemigrammus bleheri)
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Rummy Nose Tetra For Sale | Hemigrammus rhodostomus
Add brilliant color and natural schooling behavior to your aquarium with the Rummy Nose Tetra (Hemigrammus rhodostomus). Famous for its bright red nose, silver body, and striking black-and-white striped tail, this peaceful tetra is one of the most popular schooling fish for planted and community aquariums.
Rummy Nose Tetras are active swimmers that look their best when kept in a group. Their synchronized schooling behavior creates an impressive display as they move together through the aquarium, especially against a planted background.
Why Choose Rummy Nose Tetras?
- Bright red nose and attractive silver body
- Striking black-and-white tail markings
- Peaceful community fish
- Excellent schooling behavior
- Beautiful choice for planted aquariums
- Ideal for community and aquascaped tanks
- Great contrast against green aquatic plants
Rummy Nose Tetra Information
- Common Name: Rummy Nose Tetra
- Scientific Name: Hemigrammus rhodostomus
- Type: Freshwater Tetra
- Adult Size: Approximately 1.5–2 inches
- Temperament: Peaceful
- Care Level: Easy to Moderate
- Diet: Omnivore
- Swimming Level: Middle
- Minimum Aquarium: 15–20 gallons
- Best Kept: Groups of 6 or more
Rummy Nose Tetra Care
Rummy Nose Tetras do best in a mature, stable aquarium with clean water and plenty of swimming space. They are schooling fish and should be kept in groups to help them feel secure and display their natural behavior.
A planted aquarium with driftwood, subdued lighting, and areas of open swimming space can bring out their beautiful coloration.
Recommended Water Parameters
- Temperature: 72–80°F
- pH: 5.5–7.5
- Ammonia: 0 ppm
- Nitrite: 0 ppm
- Nitrate: Keep low
- Water Flow: Low to moderate
Stable water quality is especially important with Rummy Nose Tetras, as their coloration and behavior can reflect changes in water conditions.
Feeding Rummy Nose Tetras
Rummy Nose Tetras are omnivores and readily accept a variety of appropriately sized foods.
Recommended foods include:
- High-quality tropical flakes
- Nano or micro pellets
- Frozen brine shrimp
- Frozen bloodworms
- Daphnia
- Baby brine shrimp
- Other small frozen or live foods
Feed small portions once or twice daily, giving them only what they can consume within a few minutes.
Tank Mates
Rummy Nose Tetras are peaceful and work well with other community fish of similar size and temperament.
Good tank mates include:
- Neon Tetras
- Cardinal Tetras
- Ember Tetras
- Harlequin Rasboras
- Chili Rasboras
- Corydoras
- Otocinclus
- Peaceful Gouramis
- Freshwater Shrimp
- Peaceful Snails
Avoid large, aggressive, or predatory fish that may view Rummy Nose Tetras as prey.
Aquarium Setup
Rummy Nose Tetras look especially impressive in planted aquariums.
Recommended features include:
- Live aquatic plants
- Driftwood
- Darker substrate
- Open swimming areas
- Gentle to moderate water movement
- Stable filtration
- Areas of shaded cover
Keeping a group of at least 6 is recommended, while larger groups can create an even more impressive schooling display.
What You'll Receive
- Live Rummy Nose Tetra
- Carefully selected and professionally packed
- Shipped with Coast Gem USA's Live Arrival Guarantee
Add a beautiful schooling fish to your aquarium with Rummy Nose Tetras for sale from Coast Gem USA.
How to Acclimate Your New Fish & Shrimp
Proper acclimation helps reduce stress and gives your new aquatic animals the best possible start. Please follow the instructions below based on the type of livestock you purchased.
Goldfish
- Float the sealed bag in your aquarium for 15–20 minutes to gradually equalize the temperature.
- Open the bag and add a small amount of aquarium water every 5 minutes for approximately 15–20 minutes.
- Gently transfer the goldfish into the aquarium using a clean net.
- Keep the aquarium lights off or dimmed for several hours while your new fish adjusts.
Important: Do not pour shipping water into your aquarium. Allow your goldfish time to settle before feeding.
Betta Fish
- Float the sealed bag in the aquarium for 15–20 minutes to equalize the temperature.
- Open the bag and slowly add small amounts of aquarium water over the next 10–15 minutes.
- Carefully transfer your betta into the aquarium without adding the shipping water.
- Keep the aquarium lights off or dimmed while your betta adjusts.
Important: Bettas may hide, rest, or appear less active after shipping. This can be normal after transportation. Give your betta time to settle into its new environment.
Guppies & Tropical Fish
- Float the sealed bag in your aquarium for 15–20 minutes to equalize the temperature.
- Open the bag and gradually add small amounts of aquarium water every few minutes for approximately 15–20 minutes.
- Gently transfer the fish into the aquarium using a clean net.
- Keep the aquarium lights off or dimmed for several hours to reduce stress.
Important: Do not pour shipping water into your aquarium. Make sure your aquarium is fully cycled and has appropriate water parameters for the species.
Freshwater Shrimp
Shrimp are sensitive to sudden changes in water chemistry, so a slower acclimation process is recommended.
- Float the sealed bag for 15–20 minutes to equalize the temperature.
- Transfer the shrimp and shipping water into a clean container.
- Slowly introduce aquarium water into the container. Drip acclimation for approximately 45–60 minutes is recommended.
- Once acclimated, gently net the shrimp and transfer them into the aquarium.
Important: Do not pour shipping water into your aquarium. Avoid sudden changes in temperature or water parameters.
After Acclimation
Keep aquarium lights off or dimmed for several hours after introducing your new livestock. Allow fish and shrimp time to settle before feeding, and avoid unnecessary handling or disturbances.
Never pour shipping water into your aquarium.
For best results, all livestock should be introduced into a properly cycled aquarium with stable water parameters.
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Live Tropical Fish Rummy Nose Tetra 0.75-1.00in (Hemigrammus bleheri)
10 FISH X $3.50
$35.00
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