Burmese rummy rasbora

The Burmese Rummy Rasbora (Sawbwa resplendens), also known as the Asian Rummy Nose Rasbora, is a stunning and peaceful schooling fish that adds vibrant color and movement to freshwater aquariums.

Native to the freshwater lakes and rivers of Myanmar, this small yet active species is perfect for planted tanks and community aquariums.

Burmese Rummy Rasboras are highly social and thrive in groups of six or more, where they display their beautiful silvery-blue bodies, bright red heads, and transparent fins.

Male rummy rasbora exhibit more intense coloration, especially when courting females. Their gentle nature and small size make them excellent tank mates for other peaceful fish, such as tetras, guppies, and small rasboras.

Key Features:

•Bright Red Head & Silvery-Blue Body: A visually striking contrast.

•Small & Peaceful: Ideal for planted and community aquariums.

•Active Schooling Fish: Best kept in groups for social interaction.

•Thrives in Planted Tanks: Prefers soft, slightly acidic water with vegetation.

•Easy to Care For: Suitable for beginner and experienced aquarists.

Care Instructions:

•Tank Size: Minimum 40L+ (larger for schools).

•Water Temperature:22-26°C (72-79°F).

•pH Level:6.0-7.5 (soft, slightly acidic to neutral water preferred).

•Diet: Omnivorous – enjoys high-quality micro pellets, live/frozen foods, and small invertebrates.

•Tank Mates: Compatible with tetras, rasboras, corydoras, and other small, peaceful species.