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(Other members of the genus Inpaichthys)
ADULT SIZE: 5 cm
WATER CONDITIONS: Neutral
TEMPERATURE RANGE: 23-27 C
FOOD: Feed Inpaichthys kerri small live-foods and fine grade dried foods
DISTRIBUTION: This species comes from Brazil
AQUARIUM CARE: This gorgeous tetra likes a loosely planted tank, dark, but with some open water for swimming. Easy to keep and not fussy about food, a great addition to most community tanks. Not to be confused with the similar Nematobrycon palmeri, also sometimes referred to as the Emperor tetra.
BREEDING: Male Emperor tetras defend small territories in which they breed. Adult fish should be removed, and the fry fed on newly hatched artemia nauplii.
Have you bred Inpaichthys kerri? Why not fill in a breeding questionaire?, or examine existing Inpaichthys kerri breeding reports
Other members of the genus Inpaichthys
Other characin species
Other species from Brazil
BREEDING: Male Emperor tetras defend small territories in which they breed. Adult fish should be removed, and the fry fed on newly hatched artemia nauplii.
Have you bred Inpaichthys kerri? Why not fill in a breeding questionaire?
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Avoid tankbusters! Too many tropical fish stores sell small fish that will continue growing until too big for any home aquarium. Rehousing can be very difficult indeed. Avoid species such as the shovel-nosed and red tailed catfish
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