Pearl Danio (Danio albolineatus)
This shiny little fish is a good addition to a lively community. The Pearl Danio is undemanding of water conditions but does best in well filtered, moving water. The aquarium should have plenty of swimming space and a few planted areas. Aquarium length is more important than depth or width. A good community fish.
Pearl Danio Facts
Family Cyprinidae (Carps & Minnows) | Synonyms Brachydanio albolineatus, Nuria albolineata, Danio albolineata, D. stoliczkae, D. pulcher, D. tweediei | Other names Gold Danio, Golden Danio, Spotted Danio | Origin Asia; Myanmar, Laos, Sumatra, Thailand | Breeding Egg scatterer; eggs are laid amongst plants | Natural Water Conditions pH 6-8, very soft to hard | Natural Habitat Hill streams and rivers, clear running waters | Sexing Males are smaller, slender, and more brightly coloured.
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