Greater Scissortail Rasbora (Rasbora caudimaculata)
Rasbora caudimaculata is a 10–15 cm river jumper with a spotted, forked tail: give it a long, covered tank and a school, not a peat cube, not a p…
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Rasbora caudimaculata is a 10–15 cm river jumper with a spotted, forked tail: give it a long, covered tank and a school, not a peat cube, not a p…
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Rasbora dusonensis is a 10–12 cm river rasbora whose pink-red fins only show in a long, oxygenated school — treat it as a swimming cyprinid, no…
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Rasbora einthovenii is an 8–12 cm striped river rasbora: it wants length, a real school, and oxygenated stream water — not a peat-nano cube and…
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Trigonostigma hengeli is the smaller, shyer harlequin cousin: an orange-gold wedge on a 3–4 cm body that wants a planted, soft forest stream —…
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Boraras naevus from southern Thailand peat is a 2 cm rasbora defined by a round flank patch and a need for stained, still, acidic water — keep a…
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Boraras maculatus is a peat-swamp speck from Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra: tiny mouth, tea-stained water, and a school that only settles when th…
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Borneo peat-swamp dwarfs in tea-coloured water. Tiny mouths, leaf litter, a huge school, and chemistry that would bleach an Inle fish.
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Elegant rasbora is a two-spot forest cyprinid that can reach 15 cm despite the nano reputation of its cousins. Buy it for a long 200 litre tank, or…
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The lambchop rasbora is a copper shoaler from Thai and Cambodian peat streams. Espei colour up in shade, softish water, and a crowd that actually f…
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Chili Rasboras are tiny red schooling fish that suit peaceful planted aquariums. This guide covers their size, feeding, water conditions, breeding,…
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A practical care guide to the Emerald Dwarf Rasbora, covering aquarium size, water conditions, diet, breeding and compatible tank mates.
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The Blackline Rasbora (Rasbora borapetensis), also commonly referred to as the Red-tailed Rasbora or Borapet Rasbora, is a small and elegant freshw…
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The Harlequin Rasbora, known scientifically as Trigonostigma heteromorpha, is a stunningly graceful freshwater fish beloved by aquarists worldwide.…
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The Redline Rasbora (Rasbora kalochroma) is one of the lesser-known yet most visually striking members of the Rasbora family. Known for its shimmer…
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Rasbora sarawakensis, commonly known as the Sarawak Rasbora, is a beautiful and lesser-known member of the Rasbora genus. Native to the lush tropic…
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Among the most graceful and striking schooling fish in the aquarium hobby, the Scissortail Rasbora (Rasbora trilineata) is a freshwater fish admire…
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