Tetra is a type of a freshwater fish, usually colorful, and is native to America and Africa, and they are also popular in aquariums. Or, Tetra can be a form of combining (as i…n Chemistry) And, It's a character off of Legend of Zelda, Just saying. ( Full Answer )
1 its a egg layer 2 its scatters its eggs 3 it scatter the eggs everywhere in corners under plants and stuff the eggs hatch within 3 to 5 days differs from species to spec…ies ( Full Answer )
As it's used in the aquarium setting it refers to most fish in thefamily Characidae. We call them that because of the original genusname Tetragonopterus which is no longer val…id but the shortennickname tetra stuck. ( Full Answer )
Pretty much all of them. They are a peaceful family of fish. The ones you need to watch out for are silver dollars (petsmart says 6, 10-18inches). Silver dollars are much bigg…er. You mainly just need your water parameters right. All smaller tetra can be kept with neons except the blind cave tetra, it would be to much competition for food and the cave tetra would die. Any thing small such as glowlights, rummynose, and silver tips. ( Full Answer )
No, they are different species, Goldfish belong to the Cyprinidae family, common Tetras belong to the Characidae family, not even slightly related. If your tetra is small e…nough, your goldfish can/will eat it. Goldfish can get pretty big whereas common species of tetra usually do not get too large. They are not compatible species at all. ( Full Answer )
Yes you can if you go to some of the pet stores they have Betta fish in some tetra tanks. Most of all though if you Betta likes to be mean to other types of fish than i would …not recommend getting small tetras or other types of fish that are very small or have big long frilly tails>( Full Answer )
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It depends on what size of aquarium you have. I have a 10 gallon aquarium and i have 7 tetreas and they seem to do fine with my green cory catfishes. They dont bother fis…h on the bottom hardly ever so catfish and suckers are fine. If you have a loach it may be agressive towards them just because of there size. Also beware of getting fish with long flowing fins because tetras are fin nippers. So if a fish that isnt described here is in your mind of getting and you have tetras then you can get it. ( Full Answer )