AMANDAE EMBER TETRA – 喷火灯

Ember Tetras are a newer freshwater species of the Tetra family that was discovered in the southwestern Brazilian river basins of the Araguaia some time ago in 1987.

They have a lot of similar characteristics to their close relative, the Neon Tetra, and actually share a habitat. Appearance-wise they are rather different. The warm golden-red tone is another reason they can also sometimes be referred to as Fire Tetras.

These are peaceable, social little shoaling fish that make an ideal starter species for the novice, providing some flashy schooling action and gorgeous color.