Blue Panchax (2–4 cm Juveniles) Scientific Name: Aplocheilus panchaxCategory: Freshwater Killifish | Size: 2–4 cm | Temperament: Peaceful to Semi-Aggressive | Origin: Captive-Bred or Wild-Collected The Blue Panchax is a sleek, iridescent killifish species known for its shimmering blue-silver body and surface-dwelling behavior. These 2–4 cm juveniles are already showing flashes of color and quick, agile movement. Naturally curious and hardy, Blue Panchax thrive in well-covered tanks with gentle flow and a variety of floating plants. A beautiful choice for aquarists looking for subtle elegance and surface activity. Key Features: Silvery-blue sheen with delicate body lines Active top-level swimmer and occasional jumper Hardy and adaptable to a range of conditions Compatible with peaceful to moderately active tankmates Water Parameters: Temperature: 72–82°F pH: 6.0–7.5 Soft to moderately hard water Feeding: Carnivorous – floating micro pellets, small insects, live/frozen foods (daphnia, brine shrimp) Surface feeder; prefers moving prey High-protein diet supports color and vigor Tank Requirements: Minimum tank size: 15–20 gallons Use a tight-fitting lid (excellent jumpers) Floating plants and shaded areas reduce stress Keep singly, in pairs, or in peaceful groups; avoid housing with small nano fish Ideal For: Aquarists looking for a calm, shimmering top-dweller with elegant coloration and simple care needs. Great in community aquariums with floating plant cover and soft lighting.
