Some minnow behaviors and requirements include:
- Most minnows do well in single-species groups in 20-gallon aquariums with canister or trickling filtration
- water changes
- They do well on a diet of flakes
- Most cannot tolerate heat, and some require a chiller.
- Dart around
- Don't stay in the same place for too long
- Not affected as much as other fish to certain levels or ammonia or nitrate
- Male minnows make a knocking sound when threatened by other males
- Have a bubbler to keep oxygen in the water
- Only need to be fed once a week
- Minimum tank size needed is 25 gallons
- Water pH: 7 to 8.5
- Water Hardness: Medium hard to hard
- Temperature needed is 78-82°F
- Does best with two or more Mollies. Will successfully live with Angels, Barbs. Danios, Gouramis, Platies, Rainbows, Tetras and other community fish
- Ir will eat algae and aquarium plants
- Favors living in the upper half of the aquarium
- It is a non-aggressive fish which gets along with others very well
- This fish prefers an aquarium with a sandy or gravel bottom, good filtration, and lots of real or plastic plants and wood features along the tank walls.
- The Dalmatian Lyretail Molly can successfully live in a wide variety of aquarium setups
- Water temperature: 72-82° F
- Tank Setup: 10+ gallons, moderately planted
- Active, peaceful, schooling fish that mix well with other community fish
- Live bearing species, meaning they give birth to free-swimming offspring
- Hardness: 10-25 dGH
- They will graze on vegetation
- Tank Level: Mid dweller
- Suitable for even small aquariums
- Alkaline water of moderate hardness is ideal
- A varied diet including plenty of vegetable matter will insure good health
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