Red Devil Tetra (Hyphessobrycon piranga) 2.5 cm Peacock Gudgeon and hiding spots to support

and hiding spots to support natural exploration and territory establishment

native to the Nile River and other East African rivers

Avoid over-cleaning surfaces that support grazing

🧬 Natural Habitat

Social Needs: Shoaling species—keep at least 6 individuals together

Red Devil Tetra (Hyphessobrycon piranga) 2.5 cm Peacock Gudgeon and hiding spots to supportOverview Hyphessobrycon piranga, commonly known as the Red Devil Tetra, was officially described in 2018. Native to the upper Rio Tapajs basin in Brazil, specifically the Rio Verde and Rio Juruena river systems, this species is recognized for its vibrant coloration and active schooling behavior. Appearance & Sexual Dimorphism Males: Exhibit a striking red hue on their fins and bodies. Females: Larger in size with yellowish fins and bodies. Both sexes