Characin ID - Fish from An Aquarium

[celticfish]

Hey all you Characin afficionados!
What in the world are these beauties names?!!


All picture credits to An Aquarium





And here is another...
If their colour is natural they will be the next "target fish".
I'm hoping they can add REAL green lasers to my so called "green lasers"!

[jwuog]

The second pic, the jade green fish, is microrasbora kubotai if I am not mistaken.

You see them in WuHu, used to have them in my tank.

The first pic, unknown tetra, but I like.

[ranmasatome]

agreed 2nd pic is probably M kubotai. First one.. not sure.. yellow "debiru" tetra?

[celticfish]

Thanks jwuog!
Do they really look that green in real life?

Dang if I can read it but this is what it says under the picture "イエローデビルテトラ".
The google translate got this: [IERODEBIRUTETORA]
"Sounds" like you got it Ranma!

[jwuog]

Yuppen yuppen. They are that luminescent jade in real life.

The first time I saw them was in Ecoculture, that time there was a tank of barbus hulstaerti but I gave them a miss, and was captivated and headed straight for the kubotai.

Together with sundadanio axelrodi, they are the twin pillars of 'asian tetras' in my world, ha!

[tetroid]

Yellow devil tetra? Looks like a yellow cousin of the red devil tetra. Here's a pic of a red devil tetra from AQUA SHOP es ...

[ranmasatome]

I thought this one from the an aquarium website was simply kick-a$$!!! so NICE!!! drool drool...

[aquacham]

Yellow devil tetra (top photo)

[stormhawk]

Fish was identified as the yellow devil tetra back in 2009 aquacham, and they are probably an Inpaichthys sp.