Neon Red Rasbora Apistogramma Note that juveniles are pale

Note that juveniles are pale and take 12–18 months to develop full male coloration

less transparent species rarely seen in the trade

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Supplement with Hikari Frozen or Freeze-Dried Bloodworms and blanched vegetables

Breeding in captivity is a genuine conservation act for this species

Neon Red Rasbora Apistogramma Note that juveniles are paleNeon Red Rasbora Neon Red Rasbora (Sundadanio rubellus) is the vivid red member of the Sundadanio trio the body displays an intense red to orange red iridescence that, like its relatives, appears to glow in a properly set up blackwater aquarium. Rubellus means 'reddish' in Latin. Together with the Neon Blue Rasbora and Cardinal Rasbora, this species completes a trio of closely related Sundadanio nano rasboras from the peat swamp forests of Southeast