Super Blue Kerri Tetra

The Super Blue Kerri Tetra, also called the Super Blue Emperor Tetra, is a vibrant addition to any aquarium. The Super Blue Kerri Tetra's deep blue body makes it stand out amongst tank mates. This social fish does best in schools of six or more, where its active personality comes out. It’s well-suited for community tanks and coexists peacefully with other non-aggressive species.

Caring for Super Blue Kerri Tetras is straightforward, making them ideal for both new and experienced aquarists. They do well in planted tanks with hiding spots and soft lighting that highlights their blue color. A varied diet of quality flakes, pellets, and frozen foods keeps them healthy and vibrant. Super Blue Emperor Tetras fish are a great choice for anyone wanting to add a touch of blue to their aquarium.

Our Tank Parameters

• Ph:5.5-6.9
• Gh:3-5
• Kh:0-1
• TDS:80-100
• Temp: 72-80
  

Tank Recommendations

• Leaves: Indian Almond or Guava
• Wood: Malaysian
• Cones: Alder Cones
• Other: Buffered substrate to lower pH, not required

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How big do Super Blue Kerri Tetras get?

Super Blue Kerri Tetras usually reach about 1.5 to 2 inches in length. Their compact size makes them a great option for smaller or medium-sized tanks.

2. What is the minimum tank size for Super Blue Kerri Tetras?

A minimum tank size of 15 to 20 gallons is recommended for these active fish. They like to swim in groups, so having a little extra space helps them feel more comfortable and encourages their natural schooling behavior.

3. Are Super Blue Kerri Tetras peaceful fish?

Yes, these tetras are peaceful and do well in community tanks with other non-aggressive species of similar size. However, to keep them from feeling stressed, avoid housing them with larger or overly active fish.

4. What should I feed Super Blue Kerri Tetras?

Super Blue Kerri Tetras are omnivores, so they enjoy a mix of high-quality flake food, small pellets, and frozen or live foods like brine shrimp and daphnia. This varied diet helps them stay vibrant and active.

5. Can Super Blue Kerri Tetras live with other fish?

Absolutely! Super Blue Kerri Tetras are social fish and get along well with other peaceful tank mates like other tetras, rasboras, small catfish, and Corydoras. Just be sure to avoid keeping them with larger, aggressive species that may see them as prey.