Giant Danio (Devario aequipinnatus)
Country of Origin: 🇺🇸USAGiant Danio (Devario aequipinnatus)
Why Choose the Giant Danio?
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Spectacular Speedsters: The Giant Danio, scientifically known as Devario aequipinnatus, is a breathtaking addition to any aquarium. Its sleek, torpedo-like body and stunning blue and silver coloration evoke the thrill of a racing comet in your aquatic world.
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Energetic Aquatic Marvels: Known for their boundless energy and active nature, Giant Danios are a constant source of entertainment. Their swift and agile movements add dynamism to your tank, making them a joy to watch.
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Community-Friendly: Giant Danios are not just visually captivating; they are also known for their peaceful demeanor. They thrive in a community of similarly sized and peaceful fish, making them an excellent choice for aquarists of all levels.
General Care for Your Giant Danio (Devario aequipinnatus)
Caring for Giant Danios is a breeze. They prefer freshwater aquariums with a temperature range of 72-77°F (22-25°C) and a pH level between 6.5 and 7.0. Provide them with plenty of open swimming space, and a well-filtered tank to accommodate their active lifestyle. Regular water changes help maintain their health and water quality.
Dietary Needs
Feeding Giant Danios is simple. They are omnivores and readily accept high-quality flake or pellet food. Supplement their diet with occasional live or frozen treats like brine shrimp, daphnia, or bloodworms to ensure a balanced and nutritious diet.
Ideal Tankmates
Giant Danios are known for their peaceful and social behavior. They coexist harmoniously with a wide range of community fish, including tetras, rasboras, barbs, and other non-aggressive species. Their lively presence enhances the overall ambiance of your aquarium.
Ready to Add Elegance in Motion to Your Aquarium?
Elevate your aquarium's allure with the swift and stunning Giant Danio (Devario aequipinnatus). These lively fish bring both visual splendor and a burst of energy to your underwater world. Enhance your aquatic experience by adding Giant Danios to your tank today. Purchase your Giant Danios now and witness the dynamic elegance they bring to your aquatic realm!
DOA Policy
While this is a rare occurrence, it can and will happen from time to time. Fish are live animals and we cannot ensure that every one will arrive alive or remain alive. We do ask that if your fish arrives dead (DOA), submit a picture of the deceased fish that is in the bag within 2 hours of the delivery time of your fish. We will work quickly with you to resolve the problem.
We will offer replacement fish for any losses, but do not offer refunds at this time. We can replace fish but shipping costs is the responsibilityof the buyer. If you put the fish in your tank and it dies or is not acting properly, please contact us, with pictures,within 24 hours. We will again, do everything in our power to resolve the issue and ensure that you have a great experience with these fish.
Shipping Policy
Most Shipments will be UPS Next Day Air unless otherwise noted. Processing fish for your order can take up to 2 business days. This is to ensure your fish and healthy, happy, and ready to be put in your tank when it arrives. We ship fish on Mondays- Wednesday (excluding holidays) to ensure fish arrive before weekends. This allows us to completely prepare the fish for shipping and ensure they are healthy prior to arrive at your door. All fish will be shipped with oxygenated water and specific additives in the water to ensure they maintain their health and stability during shipment. Depending on the species of fish and current weather conditions, the fish may arrive with a heat pack or ice pack to maintain the optimal temperature which further ensures the health and safety of your fish. All costs of shipping (postage, packaging,heat/ice packs, etc.) are included in the Shipping fee. We ship to only the continental United States.
FAQ
"The fish I received do not look like the fish in thepicture. Why is this?"
- We typically take photographs of one or two fish when we initially get them in. Since we have a large quantity of most of the various species of fish, it would be understandably impossible to provide a picture ofevery individual fish with a specific species. For some of our more rare orlarger fish, the picture listed may be the actual fish that you are receiving.If this is the case, it will be designated by ?WYSIWYG?, meaning ?what you see,is what you get?.
"What happens if my fish arrive dead?"
- While this is a rare occurrence, it can and willhappen from time to time. Fish are live animals and we cannot ensure that everyone will arrive alive or remain alive. We do ask that if your fisharrives dead (DOA), submit a picture of the deceased fish that is in the bag.We will work quickly with you to resolve the problem. We will offer replacement fish for any losses, but do not offer refunds at this time. We will reship any replacement fish at the buyer's expense. If you put the fish in your tank and it dies or is not acting properly, please contact us, with pictures, within 24 hours. We will again, do everything in our power to resolvethe issue and ensure that you have a great experience with these fish.
"What if I'm not home when the fish arrive?"
- We will always provide you with a tracking number. While the fish are packaged to survive about 72+ hours within the shipping containers, we do ask that you make arrangements to arrive home to inspect your fish as soon as possible after they are delivered to your home. Itis always suggested to provide an area for the delivery person to place the boxthat is out of direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.
"What do I do with my fish once I've unpacked them?"
- Like you would with any new fish, let the entire bag float in your tank for 15-30 minutes. This allows the temperature withinthe bag to adjust to the same as your tank and will reduce temperature shock onthe fish. After this time, you can add all of the fish and water that is in thebag into your tank. The products used within the water for shipping will notharm any existing fish within your tank and actually makes the transition foryour new fish a bit easier. After this, expect your new fish to take a few daysto become fully adjusted, this includes hiding, floating at the top, sinking tothe bottom, and not eating. After a few days, your new fish should be acting aswimming like they normally would. At this point, enjoy your aquarium!
"I want to return my new fish because x,y,z?"
- Unfortunately, we are unable to accept returns.We do recommend contacting us via email with yourorder number and as much information as possible. We will try to assist you inresolving whatever the issue may be.