The Badis sp. Buxar Fish is a rare and captivating freshwater species admired for its vibrant coloration, compact size, and unique behavior. Closely related to the popular Scarlet Badis, this variant originates from the freshwater streams around the Buxar region in India.

Known for its striking red, orange, and blue hues (especially in males), this fish is perfect for nano aquariums and aquascaped tanks. Despite its small size, the Badis sp. Buxar has a bold personality and displays fascinating territorial and hunting behaviors, making it a favorite among experienced aquarists.

This species thrives in well-planted aquariums with soft lighting and plenty of hiding spaces, closely mimicking its natural habitat.

???? Key Features:

• Rare & Exotic Species: Sought-after Badis variant from India.
• Vibrant Colors: Males display intense red/orange shades with blue highlights.
• Nano Tank Friendly: Ideal for small aquariums and aquascapes.
• Unique Behavior: Displays interesting hunting and territorial traits.
• Peaceful (With Care): Can coexist with small, non-aggressive fish.

⚙️ Care Instructions:

• Tank Size: Minimum 10–20 liters (heavily planted preferred).
• Temperature: 22–28°C.
• pH Level: 6.0–7.5.
• Diet: Prefers live or frozen foods like daphnia, baby brine shrimp, microworms (may refuse dry food initially).
• Tank Setup: Dense plants, driftwood, caves, and low water flow.
• Compatibility: Best kept in species-only tanks or with very peaceful nano fish. Avoid aggressive tank mates.

???? Tips:

• Males can be territorial—keep 1 male with multiple females.
• Feed live food regularly for best color and health.
• Maintain stable water conditions for stress-free environment.

???? Specifications:

• Common Name: Badis sp. Buxar
• Scientific Classification: Badis species (Buxar variant)
• Size: 2 – 3 cm
• Temperament: Semi-aggressive (towards same species males)
• Origin: India (Buxar region)
• Lifespan: 2–4 years