The Brazilian Cherry Spot Tetra (Hyphessobrycon socolofi) is a stunning wild-caught fish from South America and is among the most beautifully colored tetras. With its characteristic cherry-red spot and metallic shimmering body , it is a real eye-catcher in any aquarium.

As a peaceful schooling fish , the socolofi feels particularly comfortable in groups of eight or more. In soft, slightly acidic water, it displays its full color intensity and fascinating schooling behavior.

Characteristics & Attitude:

• Size: 44.5 cm

• Origin: Brazil (wild caught)

• Temperature: 23-27C

• pH value: 5.87.2

• Total hardness: up to 12 dGH

• Social behavior: Peaceful, schooling fish

• Aquarium: From 80 liters, with dense planting and free swimming space

Feeding:
It readily eats live, frozen, and high-quality dry food . Red color-enhancing foods, in particular, promote natural cherry coloration.

Tip:
A slightly darkened aquarium with dark substrate and floating plants brings out the intense colors of the wild-caught fish particularly beautifully.

Conclusion:
The Brazilian Cherry Spot Tetra (Hyphessobrycon socolofi Wildfang) is a peaceful, colorful schooling fish ideal for lovers of natural, authentic aquarium biotopes.