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Phoenix Rasbora (Boraras merah)

Phoenix Rasbora (Boraras merah)

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🐠 Phoenix Rasbora (Boraras merah)

The Phoenix Rasbora is a stunning nano freshwater fish celebrated for its intense red coloration and delicate size. Also known as Boraras merah, this species thrives in planted and aquascaped aquariums, where its fiery tones glow against dark substrates and lush greenery.

Peaceful, shy, and best kept in groups, Phoenix Rasboras are ideal for nano community tanks and aquarists who appreciate subtle beauty and natural behavior.

Fiery Red Nano Fish • Peaceful Schooling Species • Planted Tank Gem

🌟 Key Features

🔥 Brilliant Phoenix-Red Coloration – Deep red tones intensify in planted tanks
🐠 Nano Schooling Fish – Perfect for small aquariums
🌿 Planted Tank Friendly – Looks best in heavily planted setups
👥 Peaceful & Social – Thrives in groups
💧 Soft-Water Species – Ideal for blackwater or nature aquariums

⚙️ Care Guide

  • Scientific Name: Boraras merah
  • Common Name: Phoenix Rasbora
  • Adult Size: ~0.8–1 inch
  • Temperament: Peaceful
  • Diet: Omnivore – micro pellets, powdered flakes, frozen foods
  • Tank Size: 5–10 gallons minimum
  • Temperature: 72–80°F
  • pH Range: 5.0–7.0
  • Hardness: Soft

💡 Keep in groups of 8–12 or more for best color and confidence.

💡 Tank Setup Tips

  • Use dark substrate to enhance red coloration
  • Dense plants and mosses recommended
  • Gentle filtration and low flow preferred
  • Excellent tankmates include shrimp, Ember Tetras, Pygmy Corydoras, and other nano fish

❓ FAQ

Q: Are Phoenix Rasboras good for beginners?
A: Best for beginners with stable, well-maintained aquariums.

Q: Do they school tightly?
A: Yes—especially in larger groups.

Q: Are they shrimp safe?
A: Yes—excellent tankmates for shrimp.

Q: Will their color fade?
A: Stable water, good diet, and planted tanks maintain strong coloration.

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