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Native only to Batanta Island in Western New Guinea, the Synergos Rainbow (Melanotaenia synergos) is a somewhat rare fish to come by in the hobby. They are known to be energetic yet peaceful schooling fish, making them suitable tankmates for freshwater community tanks. Synergos Rainbows develop bright coloration as they mature, gradually changing from shimmery silver to iridescent greens and blues with a dark stripe.
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The Marine Sailfin Silverside (Kalyptatherina helodes) are the only member of the genus Kalyptatherina. These brackish fish can be found in mangrove swamps and the lakes and river systems of Sulawesi. They should be kept at pH range of 7.8-8.2 with a marine salt concentration of 10-15ppt.
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The Eastern Rainbow or Deepwater Creek Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia splendida splendida), is native to the freshwaters of Australia. These rainbowfish are known to be quite variable in color and patterning depending on locality. Similar to other rainbowfish, the Eastern Rainbowfish is a generally peaceful schooling fish and should be kept in a group of 5 or more.
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The Blehri Rainbow (Chilatherina bleheri), is native to the freshwaters of Papua New Guinea. These specific rainbowfish are notable for their blue front half transitioning to a red back half. Similar to other rainbowfish, the Blehri Rainbowfish is a generally peaceful schooling fish and should be kept in a group of 5 or more.
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An active fish native to the rivers of Papua New Guinea and northern Australia, the Parkinsoni Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia parkinsoni) is a somewhat rare fish to come by in the hobby. They are known to be energetic yet peaceful schooling fish, making them suitable tankmates for freshwater community tanks. Mature Parkinson’s Rainbows are known for their orange bodies with males displaying more intense coloration than females. Like all Rainbowfish, they are best kept in schools of 5 or more.
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The Millennium Rainbow (Glossolepis pseudoincisus), also known as the Tami River rainbowfish, is native to the freshwaters of Papua New Guinea. These specific rainbowfish are notable for their bright coloration, ranging anywhere from red in males to yellow-gold with red stripes in females. Similar to other rainbowfish, the Millennium Rainbow is a generally peaceful schooling fish.
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The Yellow Rainbow (Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi), also known as the Lake Tebera Rainbow, is native only to one lake in the central highlands of Papua New Guinea and is now bred in captivity. A peaceful, loosely schooling species, this rainbow is ideal for most medium-sized community aquariums and is especially popular for planted tanks. For the best behavior and color, we recommend keeping these fish in groups of at least 5 or more. Be aware that these fish are sensitive to water quality, so be sure to keep up with regular tank maintenance and water changes.
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The Madagascar Rainbow (Bedotia madagascarensis) is a relatively uncommon species to find in the freshwater aquarium trade. In the wild, these fish are only found in freshwater streams of Eastern Madagascar. They prefer clean and soft water, and plenty of vegetation to explore and hide in. Growing up to 3.5 inches, Madagascar Rainbows have beautiful shimmering bodies and colorful fins. They prefer to live in large groups (in dozens in the wild) and are peaceful fish, making them a desirable addition to your freshwater tank and a perfect choice for many community tanks.
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Native only to New Guinea, the Turquoise Rainbow (Melanotaenia lacustris) is a somewhat rare fish to come by in the hobby. They are known to be energetic yet peaceful schooling fish, making them suitable tankmates for freshwater community tanks. Turqoise Rainbows are also recognized for their unique body shape, with males developing a shorter, triangular head that contrasts with the rest of their rounded body. These fish develop bright coloration as they mature, gradually changing from shimmery silver to iridescent turqoises, greens, and blues.
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The Red Neon Rainbowfish is a small but strikingly colored fish known from freshwater streams and creeks in West Papua, Indonesia. In the wild it inhabits shallow, acidic, tannin-stained waters where its vivid red body coloration and iridescent blue eyes especially stand out. In the aquarium, they are an ideal centerpiece fish for a nano or planted aquarium, and will get along well with most similarly peaceful tankmates. A varied high quality diet and soft, slightly acidic water will help them display their most vivid coloration in the aquarium. Best kept in pairs or ideally groups of 5 or more fish.
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A beautiful and larger-growing species of rainbowfish, the New Guinea Red Rainbow makes for a stunning centerpiece fish for medium to large community or planted aquariums. With their deep red coloration (more intense in males) and extremely active nature, they add a splash of color to almost any freshwater aquarium. As with most rainbowfish, they are best kept in groups of 5 or more fish and will do best in an aquarium with ample cover (such as live or artificial plants).
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Native only to Waigeo Island, West Papua, the Waigeo Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia catherinae) is a rare fish to come by in the hobby. They are known to be energetic yet peaceful schooling fish, making them suitable tankmates for freshwater community tanks. Similar to other rainbowfish, they are generally peaceful schooling fish and should be kept in a group of 5 or more.
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The Kali Tawa Rainbow (Melanotaenia sp. ‘Kali Tawa’) is a rarity in the aquarium hobby. These fish are F5 offspring originating from wild collected specimens from Gary Lange. As adults, their red and blue coloration is outstanding.
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Gertrude’s Blue Eye Rainbow (Pseudomugil gertrudae), also known as the spotted rainbow or the blue eye spotted rainbow, one of the rarer forms of Blue Eye Rainbows. These fish are native to Papua New Guinea and Australia. Gertrude’s Blue Eye Rainbows are a sexually dimorphic species, with the females displaying beautiful iridescence and mature males displaying fan-like fins of blue and yellow. They are peaceful with fish of similar size and temperament, making them an ideal candidate for a variety of freshwater community setups. They are best kept in groups of five or more.
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An active fish native to the rivers of Australia, the Splendid Rainbow (Melanotaenia splendida) is also known as the Eastern Rainbowfish or the Australian Rainbowfish. Their broad, flashy bodies and peaceful schooling tendencies make them a popular choice for many freshwater tanks. This color phase of Melanotaenia splendida matures to have shimmery pale blue, green, and yellow bodies fading to white margins with colorful fins.
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An attractive and smaller growing rainbowfish, the Celebes Rainbowfish is one of the more popular species in the hobby due to its hardiness and active schooling nature. Originally found in fresh and slightly brackish waters throughout the island of Sulawesi (formerly known as Celebes), it has been bred on a commercial scale for years to supply the aquarium hobby and tank raised fish are hardy and adaptable. In the aquarium, they are best kept in groups and will do well in a well planted tank with plenty of cover and will get along well with most similarly sized peaceful tankmates.
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A colorful and active member of the genus Pseudomugil, commonly referred to as “blue eye rainbows” in the hobby, the Tenellus Rainbowfish originates from coastal regions of Northeastern Australia and parts of New Guinea. In the wild, they tend to be found in warm, slow-moving waters and like many close relatives in its genus moves between pure fresh, brackish, and even full-strength marine waters occasionally. Tank raised specimens remain quite salt tolerant but are raised in pure freshwater and do not require additional salt to thrive. In the aquarium, they are best kept in groups and will do well in a well planted tank with plenty of cover and will get along well with most similarly sized peaceful tankmates.
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A striking, brilliant orange Rainbowfish, the Albino Orange Millennium Rainbow is a xanthic color morph of the medium growing Glossolepis pseudoincisus. A peaceful, active schooling fish, they will do best in an aquarium with plenty of open swimming space and some cover in the form of plants or driftwood. Like most rainbowfish, this species is hardy and adaptable, but will do best in neutral or slightly alkaline water. As a schooling fish, they should be kept in groups of 5 or more, and will actively school with other similarly sized rainbows. Like most of its relatives, males of this species are typically more vividly colored than females but both sexes of the albino form are extremely colorful.
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