Kubotai Rasbora
Microdevario kubotai
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Tank Bred
SKU: MBI-RAS-008
Microdevario kubotai is a small freshwater group fish also traded as Green Neon Rasbora. The catalogue offers tank-bred fish at 1.5–1.8 cm.
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Export Size
1.50 – 1.80 cm
Origin
Confirmed native range: Thailand; offer: tank bred
Temperature
20.0–27.0°C
pH
6.00–7.00
This is a naturally green-yellow species, rather than a green colour form of a larger danio. Its Thai freshwater range is confirmed by the institutional taxonomic catalogue. Specialist observations associate it with well-oxygenated headwaters and smaller tributaries.
Its small size calls for comparably small companions. The supplier identifies this offer as tank bred; no wild collecting locality, sex ratio or mature colour intensity is promised.
Its small size calls for comparably small companions. The supplier identifies this offer as tank bred; no wild collecting locality, sex ratio or mature colour intensity is promised.
Provide a mature planted aquarium with stable, well-oxygenated water and keep at least eight to ten together. Choose quiet, similarly sized companions. Specialist guidance recommends 20–27°C and pH 6.0–7.0. Offer finely sized prepared food and small live or frozen items, and check that all fish feed. Confirm the supplier’s holding conditions before acclimation.
MBI-RAS-008: 1.5 cm - 1.8 cm, 150 fish per bag and up to 8 bags per box.
MBI-RAS-008 minimum: 150 individual fish. Prices are per individual fish. Existing quotation and business terms apply.
Species Parameters
Export Size Min
1.50 cm
Export Size Max
1.80 cm
Origin
Confirmed native range: Thailand; offer: tank bred
Habitat
Well-oxygenated freshwater headwaters and minor tributaries
Temp Min
20.0 °C
Temp Max
27.0 °C
pH Min
6.00
pH Max
7.00
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