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Assorted Hi Fin Swordtail Livebearing Fish for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $12.00.Current price is: $7.31.

Add vibrant, active swordtail fish to your aquarium with natural courtship behavior and easy breeding.

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Assorted Hi Fin Swordtail

Assorted Hi Fin Swordtail brings colourful livebearer with visible social and courtship behaviour to a suitably prepared aquarium. Plan its home around adult space, water, diet and social needs rather than the current sale size.

Quick Facts

  • Scientific name: Xiphophorus hellerii
  • Product type: livebearing fish
  • Sale unit: One individual per quantity ordered unless the listing states otherwise
  • Social needs: Active livebearer; males and females breed readily when housed together

Is this for you?

Perfect if: you can manage livebearer reproduction and provide stable water conditions.

FAQ

What is the scientific name of the Hi Fin Swordtail?

The scientific name is Xiphophorus hellerii.

Do males and females need to be housed together?

Yes, males and females breed readily when housed together.

How should I set up the aquarium for these fish?

Provide adequate adult space, stable water conditions, and a balanced diet to support their social and reproductive behaviour.

3 reviews for Assorted Hi Fin Swordtail Livebearing Fish for Aquarium

  1. Jan Graham –

    The swordtails are vibrant and active. They show clear courtship behaviour, which adds a dynamic element to the tank. I’ve maintained stable water parameters and they’ve been thriving for several months.

  2. Melanie Russell –

    Great for beginners interested in livebearers. The fish are colorful and interactive. I had to adjust the tank size slightly to accommodate their space needs, but it’s worth it.

  3. Dorothy Butler –

    The breeding behaviour is fascinating to watch. I kept a group of males and females, and they produced healthy fry. Water quality must be stable, but once that’s set, they’re a joy to have.

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