
Mosquito Rasbora (Boraras brigittae)
24–28°C · pH 4–7
Also in packs from £29.49
7 products
Compare Chili (Mosquito), Dwarf, Phoenix, Least and Strawberry Rasboras. Choose the species first, then check whether the offer is one fish or a group of ten.
7 products

24–28°C · pH 4–7
Also in packs from £29.49

25–28°C · pH 4–7 · 45L

22–28°C · pH 5–7.5 · 40L

24–26°C · pH 5–6
Also in packs from £22.99

25–28°C · pH 5–7

24–28°C · pH 5–6.5 · 41L

22–27°C · pH 6.5–8 · 45L
Chili and Mosquito refer to Boraras brigittae in these offers. Phoenix is B. merah, Dwarf is B. maculatus, Least is B. urophthalmoides and Strawberry is B. naevus. Keep the scientific name when adding to an existing group; similar colour does not make these species interchangeable. The gallery shows representative fish, so it cannot promise the exact colour, markings or sex of the fish supplied.
Check a species or current offerThe offers titled “10 × Chili Rasboras” and “10 × Dwarf Rasboras” supply ten fish for each quantity selected. The other offers sell individual fish. On the Mosquito listing, choose the supplied size before comparing its price and availability. A size choice is not a group size, and a photograph of several fish does not change the sale unit. Plan a social group that your aquarium can support before selecting the quantity.
See the ten-fish Chili offerPrepare a mature, filtered aquarium with plant cover, gentle circulation and zero ammonia and nitrite. Leave horizontal swimming room for the group. Offer food small enough for every fish to swallow, and watch that quieter individuals reach it. Large or boisterous companions can swallow or outcompete these fish. Check the chosen species’ water and space needs against your aquarium; a shared Boraras label or a peaceful filter is not a compatibility guarantee.
Read Kevin Conway’s Boraras keeping experience