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Microdevario nanus

Dwarf Microrasbora, Dwarf Rasbora, Tiny Rasbora
Temperature
20–27°C
pH
7.5–7.5
dGH
1–12 ppm
Size
2 cm
Tank
40 L
Microdevario nanus is a peaceful, active schooling fish ideal for aquarists seeking to maintain a serene aquatic environment. It prefers densely planted aquariums for plenty of hiding spots and to mimic its natural habitat. They require regular feedings of small, easily digestible foods like micro worms, daphnia, and quality flake food. These fish are especially sensitive to water quality fluctuations, making it crucial to perform regular water changes and equipment maintenance. Compatible with other small, non-aggressive species, these fish thrive in community tanks.

Water parameters

Hardness
1–12 ppm
Temperature
20–27°C
pH
7.5–7.5

Tank & size

Fish size
2 cm
Tank length
40 cm
Tank volume
40 L

Distribution

Microdevario nanus is native to Southeast Asia, with localized populations particularly in Myanmar's waterways. The natural distribution suggests a preference for quiet, vegetated streams.