Red Hamburg Swordtail - Deep Red Color • Classic Swordtail • Peaceful Livebearer
Red Hamburg Swordtail - Deep Red Color • Classic Swordtail • Peaceful Livebearer
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Red Hamburg Swordtail - Deep Red Color • Classic Swordtail • Peaceful Livebearer
The Red Hamburg Swordtail is a striking livebearer known for its rich red coloration, strong body shape, and classic elongated sword tail in males. This hardy and active species adds constant movement and bold color to freshwater aquariums, making it a favorite among community fish keepers.
Peaceful and adaptable, Red Hamburg Swordtails thrive in community and planted aquariums with plenty of swimming space. Males display the signature sword extension and brighter coloration, while females are larger and more rounded. With proper care and a quality diet, their red coloration remains deep and vibrant.
An excellent choice for both beginners and experienced aquarists, Red Hamburg Swordtails are easy to care for and readily breed in stable freshwater conditions.
🌟 Key Features
- 🔴 Deep Red Hamburg Coloration
- ⚔️ Classic Swordtail Shape (Males)
- 🐠 Peaceful & Community Safe
- 🧬 Hardy, Beginner-Friendly Livebearer
- 🌿 Great for Planted Aquariums
- 🧠 Active, Constant Swimmer
⚙️ Care & Tank Requirements
Care Level: Easy
Temperament: Peaceful
Activity Level: High
Adult Size: ~4–5 inches
Water Temperature: 72–80°F
pH Range: 7.0–8.0
Tank Size: 20 gallons minimum
Tank Setup Tips:
- Provide open swimming space
- Add plants for cover and fry protection
- Maintain stable water parameters
- Moderate filtration recommended
🐠 Diet
- High-quality flake or pellet food
- Vegetable-based foods (spirulina flakes)
- Frozen or live foods (brine shrimp, daphnia)
🐟 Compatibility
Good Tankmates:
- Other swordtails
- Guppies and platies
- Tetras
- Corydoras
- Peaceful community fish
Avoid:
- Aggressive species
- Fin nippers
- Large predatory fish
❓ FAQ – Red Hamburg Swordtail
Q: Are Red Hamburg Swordtails good for beginners?
A: Yes. They are hardy, peaceful, and very easy to care for.
Q: Do males and females look different?
A: Yes. Males have a long sword-like tail extension; females are larger and rounder.
Q: Will they breed easily?
A: Yes. Swordtails are prolific livebearers in stable conditions.
Q: Will the red color fade?
A: With clean water and a quality diet, their red coloration stays vibrant.
