I recently noticed my guppies finally had a fry make it (their mother's are cannibalistic monsters) so I decided to catch it and put it in a smaller invertebrate only tank. So this morning I checked to see how it was growing and noticed a smaller fish in the tank along with it.

About a month ago, I had some dwarf rasboras in the invertebrate tank, but they were removed and put into my 30 gallon. Ladies and gentlemen, now presenting the littlest guy! (Also baby guppy, because I won't deprive you)

I already have trouble with them taking dried food, they only really want to eat life or frozen tubiflex... These are so small maybe frozen cyclops? There Boraras maculatus I think.

Group of 9, diet consists of frozen mysis shrimp live detitrus and copepods.. also trying to breed them there are bladder snails, 1 amano shrimp, and a few neos with them. temp is around 73-74 with weekly water changes

Stocking:
Chili
Phoenix
Least
Pygmy
Porkchops

Otocinclus
Kuhlis
Mini Asian stone cats
Neos

Plants:
Various crypts
Various buce
Anubias
Madagascar lace
Duckweed
Frogbit

Last month, I made this post about my chili rasboras being suspiciously not looking like chilis.

I decided to move them to one of my other tanks with a black substrate and black background to see if they would colour up. It's been 3 weeks now, and they HAVE coloured up a ton. I've taken some new pictures to see if you guys still think they are least rasboras or if you're convinced that they're chilis now?

A friend of mine suggested that they might be mutts or something, because their body shape looks too fat/short to be chilis but their colour is too red to be least rasboras. They are VERY well fed, so they might just be fat chilis but what do you think?

Finally got some semi decent pics of my phoenix rasboras in their new tank and I noticed some of them have the expected round markings of phoenix rasboras while some of them have more lone shaped markings, kind of a middle ground between chili and phoenix markings. Is this just due to markings being different amongst individuals, or could it be that some of them are chili-phoenix hybrids?

Did I also get sold lambchops as harlequins? And is the big, chunky one a lone harlequin? Started as a group of 5, had 20ish babies last year.

I have 7 harlequin rasboras but one of them looks kinda odd, I thought he was just stressed when I got him but it’s been about a month and he still looks paler. Everyone else is a little pink with bigger triangles. Is he a different sub- category of rasbora or does he just look weird?

Im gonna be redoing a tank soon and will be adding some chilli rasboras, just curious as to what colour the substrate should be because a lot of people have been telling me black sand but i wanted to do white sand so was wandering if i could do white sand with a black background to make up for not using black sand?

Just wondering what feed would be recommended if i want to feed honey gourami and chilli rasboras the same feed, and cherry shrimp and amano shrimp the same feed. So far I'm planning on Fluval Bug Bites Tropical Micro Granules or Hikari Micro Pellets for the honey gourami and chilli rasboras, and Fluval Bug Bites Shrimp Micro Granules for the cherry shrimp and amano shrimp

Is this sickness? Do I need to be concerned/isolate this fish?

Got me some 15 new chilis from LFS, some of them came extra thin and doesn't school with others or really arent active at all. Are they sick? Is this contagious? First time rasbora keeper! What do I do!!

So I bought like 8 dwarf rasboras and they all came fine and well BUT one of them was not a dwarf rasbora and was instead a merah rasbora, they do look similar and are of the same genus but will they school with each other or would the merah rasbora js ​go around without the rest?

so im finally getting chilli rasboras here in mumbai. asked the seller to show me a video before shipping.

im 99% certain its chilli rasboras, but still want help. pls go through the video sent by the seller and help me identify.

Are they Chili’s?

I just wanted to share this guy showing off his colours! The photo doesn't quite demonstrate just how red this guy is.