Red-Fin Bitterling (Rhodeus cf. albomarginatus) – Rare Chinese Bitterling L264 smooth rocks for grazing

smooth rocks for grazing

Retain grazing surfaces

Emperor Tetras are schooling fish that show their best behavior and coloration when kept in groups of 6 or more

and sinking food

and live or frozen foods like brine shrimp or daphnia

Red-Fin Bitterling (Rhodeus cf. albomarginatus) – Rare Chinese Bitterling L264 smooth rocks for grazingDescription & Care Instructions Discover the elegant Rhodeus albomarginatus, a rare bitterling species native to the Lvjiang River tributaries of Chinas Yangtze basin. Males are distinguished by a grayish body that transitions to a reddish orange belly, a vibrant red spot on the central caudal fin, and finely white margined dorsal, anal, and pelvic finstraits that remain vibrant year round and intensify during the breeding season. Care Guidelines