Scratched Inpa Tetra 3cm

Scratched INPA Tetra Latin name: Hyphessobrycon sp. "INPA" The Scratched INPA Tetra is a rare and attractive South American tetra, prized for its delicate "scratched" body pattern, shimmering silver-blue coloration, and peaceful schooling behaviour. Originating from the Amazon basin, this uncommon species is ideal for planted aquariums where its subtle beauty and graceful movement can be fully appreciated. Care Information Adult Size: 4–5 cm Temperature: 24–28°C pH: 5.5–7.0 Tank Size: Minimum 60 litres Diet: Omnivorous — quality flakes, micro pellets, frozen foods, and live foods such as daphnia, cyclops, and baby brine shrimp Temperament: Very peaceful; best kept in groups of 8 or more Tank Setup: Well-planted aquarium with dark substrate, driftwood, subdued lighting, gentle water flow, and stable water conditions Why Choose the Scratched INPA Tetra? Unique body pattern: Fine "scratched" markings give this tetra a distinctive appearance. Rare and unusual: An excellent choice for hobbyists looking for something different. Beautiful schooling behaviour: Displays its best colours and confidence when kept in larger groups. Perfect for planted aquariums: Its subtle metallic sheen contrasts beautifully with lush greenery. Peaceful community fish: Ideal alongside other small South American species. The Scratched INPA Tetra is a fantastic choice for aquarists seeking a rare, elegant, and peaceful schooling fish that brings understated beauty and constant movement to a tropical freshwater aquarium.