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Emperor Tetra

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Emperor Tetra is an underrated freshwater fish that we’ve been a fan of for years. While they’re not as popular as some of the other tetras out there, we think they deserve more attention. These fish have an understated beauty that really shines when you see them in person. Not only that, but they’re also extremely easy to care for! This guide will teach you the basics of Emperor Tetra care and give you plenty of extra information you should know if you’re thinking about becoming an owner. By the time you’re done reading it, you’ll be ready to buy some for yourself

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Emperor Tetras (scientific name: Nematobrycon palmeri) are popular freshwater fish that you’ll often find in larger community tanks. Revered for their peaceful attitudes and relatively easy care requirements, these fish are great for beginners and novice fish keepers alike.

The average adult Emperor Tetra size is only around two inches in length, making this a rather small freshwater species. Some owners have reported lengths closer to three inches, but that’s typically only possible when kept in very large tanks (and even then it’s not a guarantee). Most will stay on the smaller size in a captive tank regardless.

Emperor Tetra care is very simple, which is one of the main reasons why they’re so popular with aquarists. This means they’re not only beautiful, but very low-maintenance. These fish are hardy and generally undemanding when it comes to food. Emperor Tetras are tropical species that thrive in typical freshwater conditions. However, that doesn’t mean that you should take their care lightly! Here are some established care guidelines that you should follow to keep your fish healthy.

  • Water Temperature: 73°F to 81°F (the middle of this range is best)
  • pH Levels: 5.0 to 7.8
  • Water Hardness: 3 to 8 dKH
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