Description
Green Eye Rasbora (Brevibora dorsiocellata) – Subtle Beauty with a Luminous Gaze
The Green Eye Rasbora (Brevibora dorsiocellata) is a charming and peaceful nano fish native to the soft, acidic blackwater streams of Southeast Asia. True to its name, this rasbora is distinguished by its shimmering green eyes, which reflect light and draw attention even in dimly lit aquariums. With its slender body and gentle demeanor, it makes an excellent choice for aquarists seeking an understated yet elegant schooling fish.
Best kept in groups, the Green Eye Rasbora thrives in planted tanks with calm waters and low light. Its tranquil presence and graceful swimming bring life and harmony to any peaceful community setup.
Key Features:
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Latin Name: Brevibora dorsiocellata
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Common Name: Green Eye Rasbora
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Coloration: Semi-translucent body with a soft bronze hue and distinctive metallic green eyes
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Temperament: Peaceful, shy, and active in schools
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Size: Up to 1.2 inches
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Tank Requirements: Minimum 10 gallons, heavily planted with subdued lighting
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Diet: Omnivorous—micro pellets, crushed flakes, and small live/frozen foods like daphnia or microworms
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Compatibility: Excellent with other small, peaceful species; best kept in groups of 6 or more
Tips:
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Add floating plants to create a sense of cover and replicate their natural habitat.
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Use soft, tannin-rich water for optimal coloration and health.
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A gentle filter flow will make them feel more secure and promote natural schooling.
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Combine with other peaceful nano species for a lively yet harmonious setup.
Why Choose This Fish?
The Green Eye Rasbora offers a blend of elegance and subtlety, ideal for hobbyists who appreciate natural beauty and gentle behavior. Its luminous eyes and calm nature make it a standout addition to blackwater or aquascaped tanks, especially those designed with tranquility and balance in mind.
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