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Sawbwa resplendens (Asian Rummynose)
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Sawbwa resplendens (Asian Rummynose)

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Sawbwa resplendens (Asian Rummynose)

Description:
Sawbwa resplendens, commonly known as the Asian Rummynose, is a rare and visually striking nano fish native to Inle Lake in Myanmar. Males exhibit a slender, silver-blue body with a distinctive bright red snout and white-tipped fins, while females are more subdued in color and lack the vibrant facial markings. Their graceful swimming and unique coloration make them a standout addition to peaceful community aquariums.


Care Level: Moderate
Adult Size: 3–3.5 cm
Temperament: Peaceful, active schooling fish
Swimming Level: Mid to upper levels
Lifespan: 2–3 years
Origin: Inle Lake, Myanmar


Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 22–26°C

  • pH: 6.5–7.5

  • Hardness: Soft to moderately hard (3–12 dGH)


Tank Setup:
Sawbwa resplendens thrive in well-established, mature aquariums with soft, slightly acidic to neutral water. They do best in a planted setup with plenty of open swimming space, gentle flow, and subdued lighting. Driftwood and leaf litter can help mimic their natural habitat.


Diet:
They accept a variety of small foods, including high-quality micro pellets, crushed flakes, and live or frozen options like baby brine shrimp, daphnia, and cyclops. A varied diet enhances coloration and overall health.


Schooling Behavior:
Best kept in groups of at least 8–10 individuals to encourage natural behavior and reduce stress. Males display to each other in beautiful flashing movements when kept in groups.


Tank Mates:
Ideal tank mates include other peaceful nano fish such as small rasboras, ember tetras, celestial pearl danios, and pygmy corydoras. Avoid boisterous or fin-nipping species.

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