Black Cobra Endler
Black Cobra Endlers are small, colorful livebearers with cobra patterning. They’re active fish that add a lot of movement to planted tanks, nano aquariums, and peaceful community setups.
Like other Endlers, Black Cobra Endlers are hardy, beginner-friendly, and easy to enjoy. They do best in groups and really stand out in planted tanks with driftwood, darker backgrounds, and plenty of places to explore.
Black Cobra Endlers are peaceful, but they are very active. We recommend keeping them with other peaceful fish that do not mind extra movement in the tank. Since Endlers are livebearers, males and females kept together may produce fry.
| Specifications |
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| Species: Black Cobra Endler |
| Size: Up to 1.5 inches |
| Temperature: 72-82°F |
| Water pH: 6.0-7.5 |
| Compatibility: Peaceful community fish |
| Breeding: Livebearers (fry possible with males and females together) |
FAQ
What is the ideal tank size for Black Cobra Endlers?
Black Cobra Endlers do best in groups and thrive in tanks with at least 10 gallons. A larger tank with plenty of hiding spots and plants is recommended for their active nature.
Can Black Cobra Endlers be kept with other fish?
Yes, they can be kept with peaceful community fish that tolerate active movement. Avoid aggressive or fast-swimming species that may stress them.
Do Black Cobra Endlers produce fry?
Yes, since they are livebearers, males and females kept together may produce fry.
Alan May –
These fish are vibrant and active, adding a lot of energy to my 10-gallon planted tank. I kept them in a group of five and they explore the tank constantly. The cobra pattern is striking against the dark background. Easy to care for and very peaceful.
Gavin Russell –
I love how much movement these fish bring to my nano tank. They’re small but lively and fit well with my driftwood and moss setup. I’ve kept them with tetras and they coexist well.
Pippa Murray –
Great for beginners. The fish are hardy and don’t require much maintenance. I noticed they hide behind plants during the day and come out at night. Very colorful and active.