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Whitburn, Joel (1997). Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Singles. Menomonee Falls, WI: Record Research Inc. p.64. ISBN 0-89820-122-5. If you want to prevent fungal growth in the tank, you can add cherry shrimps in the tank to help clean the eggs. Another critical consideration when choosing the species is the difficulty level of caring for them. Fortunately, most rainbow fish are hardy and adapt well to most environments. However, some may require more maintenance than others. The Health of the Fish FeedingEnthusiastic eaters - be careful not to overfeed. Flake, micropellets, small frozen foods such as mosquito larvae, daphnia, brineshrimp etc.

The native habitat of Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish is the Mamberamo River in Western New Guinea. That is a tropical locale, which means that Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish prefer their water to emulate that environment. pH level is also critical while caring for Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish. They can not handle fluctuations in pH levels, so you must monitor the levels frequently to ensure your fish’s health and happiness. Temperature for Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish Neon rainbowfish (Melanotaenia praecox) are relatively small fish, making them suitable for a variety of aquarium setups. The dwarf neon rainbowfish size reaches up to 5 cm (2.0 in) in length, but there are reports of individuals up to 8 cm (3.1 in). This measurement is from the snout to the tip of the tail fin. In terms of size, there is generally minimal difference between males and females. Both genders tend to grow to a similar length, with males occasionally having slightly longer and more elongated fins. Melanotaenia herbertaxelrodi, or Axelrod’s rainbow fish, is another New Guinea rainbow fish. The evenly-tempered fish is easy to care for, making it quite popular with aquarium lovers.

Neon rainbowfish loves a community aquarium with lots of aquarium plants. They get along with similar-sized, peaceful fish. However, avoid keeping them with large fish showing aggressive behaviors. Angelfish and Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish are very compatible. Their temperature requirements overlap with Angelfish preferring their waters to be between 78 – 84 degrees. The required pH levels of the two species also overlap; Angelfish need their pH levels to be between 6.8-7.8. Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish and Angelfish are peaceful species and should get along very well in a community tank. Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish and Dwarf Gourami

All rainbowfishes have elongated body rather flattened from sides and upward-pointing mouth with jaws having small coniform teeth. They have a slightly compressed body from the sides, which allows for swift and agile movement in the water. As the fish grows its body shape changes rather significantly. This is especially true for the male, which become more deep bodied. Answer: The title “Neon Rainbow” symbolizes the vibrant and colorful world that the song portrays, where hopes and dreams shine bright even in the face of adversity. 10. How does “Neon Rainbow” resonate with listeners today? At only 2 inches long, their long thread-like extensions, from which the name originates, are also striking. As is typical with this fish species, the males have more color and longer fins. In the aquarium the dwarf neon rainbowfish dwells in quite different conditions and requirements to the tank conditions vary significantly for each kind. The best thing about Neon rainbowfish is their ability to fight disease. Thus, if you diagnose any disease earlier, there are high chances that your fish will recover from it.All rainbowfishes have one interesting peculiarity. Unlike other fishes, their larval stage occurs in the eggs. And when juveniles hatch from the eggs, they are already able to feed and swim actively. They are specifically vulnerable to pH levels and prefer slightly acidic water with a pH range of around 6.8 to 7.5.In a breeding tank, the pH levels should be kept lower.

The strict water requirements are the only reason I don’t recommend neon rainbowfish to beginners because they need more stable water than other school fish and they are larger. The term “continual spawners” refers to fish whose spawning activity continues for several days, weeks, and occasionally even months. As the eggs are distributed, some adult fish may start consuming them, which can be problematic for the aquarist. But if the grownups are well-fed, this issue might not come up.The Betta splendens (Siamese fighting fish) is truly mesmerizing to watch as it gracefully glides through the water. So graceful, yet so fierce. The eggs of dwarf neon rainbowfish hatch in around one week. The newly hatched fry should be fed 3 to 5 times a day with infusoria or vinegar eels, or commercially prepared fry food. After a few days, the fry is large enough to feed on live foods such asbaby brine shrimp .

The boesemani or Melanotaenia boesemani rainbow fish has an almond shape and can grow to about 4 inches. The Indonesian native has a unique bi-colored body featuring a shiny blue top and an orange lower half. Together with this is a yellow stripe down the midsection giving it a unique look. These colors are incredibly vivid in males. If you can’t see these signs, it’s better to get a bit larger number of the fish than it is required. Later you can leave proper number of the fish in a tank depending on their coloring. Breeding Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish are known to be a schooling species. That means you need to have several in the same tank to avoid them getting lonely and depressed. Once they’re in a school, Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish love to dart around their tanks and explore their surroundings. You’ll likely never be bored when you have a school of Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish. Because they are a schooling species, you’ll likely be able to get a better deal on them if you buy several at once. How many Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish should be kept together? For the aquarium lights, you need to carefully choose your options. Neon rainbowfish prefer darker environments. However, since their tank is densely vegetated, you can provide low, subdued light.It is recommended to set up a separate, sizable breeding tank with a marble substrate. To provide moderate circulation and filtration, a tiny, air-driven sponge filter (with a mature sponge) should be installed. 26 °C should be chosen as the setting. The breeding tank should next be acclimated by a conditioned group (three females and two males), and it should be filled with lots of Java moss clumps and fine-leaved plants. A male will eventually swim in front of a female and perform for her after a while. Then, using the entire length of the tank, he will start to drive the female over the plants. A few eggs at a time will be dispersed across the plants.