Originating from India and Southeast Asia, Danios, Minnows and Rasboras are closely related. These fish are active, and are by nature a schooling fish, and at times, can be quite timid. In the wild Danios and Rasboras are exposed to a number of seasonal changes, which suites Danios, Minnows and Rasboras perfectly for a wide range of aquarium water conditions. There are two different types of geological locations that Danios, Minnows and Rasboras are found.
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Some are found in higher-altitude areas where they live in moving water, which means that if the aquarium they will need well-filtered, and oxygenated water. The other type are found in low-lying swamps, ditches, and rice fields, which means that the aquarium water parameters are not critical.
The most important things that are needed for Danios, Minnows and Rasboras is swimming space, and planted areas of the tank for cover and retreat. Almost all Danios, Minnows and Rasboras are excellent community fish and are great for beginning aquarists. The majority of Danios, Minnows and Rasboras are relatively small with only a few species growing to reasonable sizes, so when purchasing Danios, Minnows and Rasboras be sure that your fish tank will be able to accommodate the Danios, Minnows and Rasboras when they are fully grown.
