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Marble Hatchet Fish (Carnegiella strigata) Med-Large Aquarium Glaser

$999 CAD
SKU: 400000002354

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Marble Hatchet Fish (Carnegiella strigata) Med-Large Aquarium Glaser

Description

Marble Hatchet Fish, scientifically known as Carnegiella strigata, is a popular freshwater fish species among aquarists. Here are some essential care details:

  1. Temperature: Marble Hatchet Fish prefer slightly warmer water temperatures. The ideal range is typically between 75°F and 82°F (24°C to 28°C). Maintaining the water within this temperature range helps promote their overall health and well-being.

  2. Minimum Tank Size: Considering the size and behavior of the Marble Hatchet Fish, it is recommended to house them in a tank that is at least 20 gallons. However, if you plan to keep a small school of these fish, it's advisable to opt for a larger tank to accommodate their swimming space. A 30-gallon tank or larger would be more suitable for a school of Marble Hatchet Fish. Additionally, providing a tank with a length of 24 inches or more is beneficial, as these fish prefer swimming across the surface of the water.

These fish are peaceful in nature and tend to inhabit the upper regions of the aquarium. They are known for their unique ability to leap out of the water, so it's important to ensure the tank has a secure lid to prevent any accidental escapes. Additionally, their natural habitat consists of heavily planted areas and subdued lighting, so replicating these conditions in the aquarium can help these fish thrive. They are known to be quite sensitive to water parameters, so regular water quality checks and maintenance are crucial for their well-being.

Specifications
  • Category
    Ornamental Fish
  • Species Type
    Hatchetfish
  • Water Temperature
    75°F to 82°F
  • Minimum Tank Size
    20 Gallons
  • Water pH Level
    Acidic, Neutral
  • Habitat Preference
    Planted Tanks, Driftwood, Rocky Tanks
  • Behaviour
    Community Fish, Shoaling

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Marble Hatchet Fish (Carnegiella strigata) Med-Large Aquarium Glaser

$999 CAD

Marble Hatchet Fish, scientifically known as Carnegiella strigata, is a popular freshwater fish species among aquarists. Here are some essential care details:

  1. Temperature: Marble Hatchet Fish prefer slightly warmer water temperatures. The ideal range is typically between 75°F and 82°F (24°C to 28°C). Maintaining the water within this temperature range helps promote their overall health and well-being.

  2. Minimum Tank Size: Considering the size and behavior of the Marble Hatchet Fish, it is recommended to house them in a tank that is at least 20 gallons. However, if you plan to keep a small school of these fish, it's advisable to opt for a larger tank to accommodate their swimming space. A 30-gallon tank or larger would be more suitable for a school of Marble Hatchet Fish. Additionally, providing a tank with a length of 24 inches or more is beneficial, as these fish prefer swimming across the surface of the water.

These fish are peaceful in nature and tend to inhabit the upper regions of the aquarium. They are known for their unique ability to leap out of the water, so it's important to ensure the tank has a secure lid to prevent any accidental escapes. Additionally, their natural habitat consists of heavily planted areas and subdued lighting, so replicating these conditions in the aquarium can help these fish thrive. They are known to be quite sensitive to water parameters, so regular water quality checks and maintenance are crucial for their well-being.

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