Scissor-Tail (rasbora trilineata)

Scissor-Tail (rasbora trilineata) Scissor Tail is a hardy and adaptable aquarium fish, which has few requirements and is well suited to a community of similar sized active and peaceful fish. Provide plenty of open swimming space and a few hiding spots.
Scissor tail

The Scissor Tail is a hardy and adaptable aquarium fish, which has few requirements and is well suited to a community of similar sized active and peaceful fish. Provide plenty of open swimming space and a few hiding spots. Although the Scissor Tail will adapt to varied water conditions, it does do best in slightly soft and acidic water. Keep in groups of four or more.

Scissor-Tail Facts

Family Cyprinidae (Minnows & Carps) | Synonyms Rasbora stigmatura, R. calliura | Other names Scissorfish, Scissortail, Scissor Tailed Rasbora, Three-Lined Rasbora, Threeline Rasbora | OriginSoutheast Asia | Natural Water Conditions pH 6-8, very soft to medium | Natural Habitat Slow moving or standing waters; rivers, lakes, streams, ditches | Sexing Males may be smaller and slender than females.

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