Skull Creek Rainbowfish - 3-5cm (Melanotaenia sp. 'Skull Creek') (Live Fish)

The Skull Creek Rainbowfish is a colorful freshwater fish with a silvery to bluish body accented by iridescent blue, green, and golden highlights. Its streamlined shape, reflective scales, and delicate fins with subtle yellow or reddish tones give it a graceful and shimmering appearance. Available in a juvenile size of approximately 3–5 cm. Common Names: Skull Creek Rainbowfish, Skull Creek Melanotaenia Scientific Name: Melanotaenia sp. (Skull Creek) Approximate Size: 3–5 cm (1.2–2 inches) at the size currently available; adults can grow larger. Temperament: Peaceful, active, and social; best kept with other small, non-aggressive fish. Recommended Tank Size: 75 litres (20 gallons) minimum for a small group, with a larger aquarium recommended as they mature. Diet: Omnivorous; feed quality micro pellets and flakes, supplemented with small live or frozen foods such as baby brine shrimp and daphnia. Origin: Skull Creek, northern Australia. Basic Care Information: Provide a well-filtered, well-oxygenated aquarium with open swimming space, plants, and stable water conditions. Keep in a group of at least six. As juveniles, they may show less developed coloration, with adult colours becoming more pronounced as they mature. The exact adult size and care preferences may vary depending on the population and its identification.