Black Phantom Tetra - Peaceful Schooling Tetra • Subtle Black & Silver Color • Community Safe
Black Phantom Tetra - Peaceful Schooling Tetra • Subtle Black & Silver Color • Community Safe
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Black Phantom Tetra (Hyphessobrycon megalopterus)
Elegant and subtle, Black Phantom Tetras feature soft black and silver tones that bring a natural, refined look to planted aquariums.
These peaceful schooling fish are perfect for community tanks and aquascaping setups, where their muted coloration contrasts beautifully against green plants and natural décor.
Black Phantom Tetras are known for their calm behavior and are an excellent choice for hobbyists looking to create a balanced, natural-style aquarium.
Size at Sale: ~0.75–1 inch
🐠 Key Features
- Subtle black and silver coloration
- Peaceful schooling behavior
- Perfect for planted aquariums
- Great for natural aquascapes
- Calm and community-friendly species
🔥 Why They Stand Out
Black Phantom Tetras offer a more understated and natural look compared to brightly colored fish, making them ideal for aquascapers and hobbyists seeking a balanced, realistic aquarium design.
🐠 Ideal Tank Mates
- Neon, Cardinal, and Ember Tetras
- Rasboras
- Corydoras Catfish
- Dwarf cichlids (peaceful species)
- Shrimp and snails
🛠 Care Tips
- Keep in groups of 6 or more
- Best in planted aquariums with cover
- Use darker substrate to enhance coloration
- Maintain stable water conditions
🍽 Recommended Food
- High-quality flakes
- Micro pellets
- Frozen foods (brine shrimp, daphnia)
- Occasional live foods
📦 What You’ll Receive
- Healthy Black Phantom Tetra
- Carefully packed for safe shipping
- Heat/cold packs as needed
- Live arrival guarantee
🔍 Frequently Asked Questions
Are Black Phantom Tetras good for planted tanks?
Yes, they are excellent for planted aquariums and natural aquascapes.
How many should be kept together?
At least 6, though larger groups look better and reduce stress.
Are they aggressive?
No, they are peaceful and ideal for community aquariums.
Do they work in beginner tanks?
Yes, they are relatively easy to care for in stable aquariums.
