The Rasbora Sawbwa Fish, also known as Sawbwa Resplendens or Asian Rummy Nose Rasbora, is a small, colorful freshwater fish admired for its distinct red nose and elegant silver-blue body. Native to Inle Lake, Myanmar, this peaceful schooling fish adds constant movement and charm to planted community aquariums.

Male Sawbwa Rasboras display vibrant coloration with a metallic blue body and bright red snout, while females are more subtle in tone. Their active schooling behavior makes them especially attractive when kept in groups, creating a lively and natural aquarium display.

???? Key Features:

• Distinct Red Nose: Eye-catching red snout similar to rummy nose tetras

• Peaceful Nature: Ideal for community and planted tanks

• Active Schooling Fish: Best visual impact when kept in groups

• Hardy & Adaptable: Suitable for beginner to intermediate aquarists

• Natural Elegance: Adds motion and color contrast to aquascapes

⚙️ Care Instructions:

• Tank Size: Minimum 40 liters (recommended in groups of 6 or more)

• Temperature: 20–26°C

• pH Level: 6.5–7.5

• Diet: High-quality micro pellets, flakes, live or frozen foods (daphnia, brine shrimp)

• Tank Setup: Planted aquarium with open swimming space and gentle filtration

• Compatibility: Peaceful fish like tetras, danios, dwarf gouramis, and shrimps

???? Important Note:

Although sold as single fish, Rasbora Sawbwa naturally thrives in schools. For best color, health, and behavior, keeping 6–10 fish is strongly recommended.

???? Specifications:

• Common Name: Rasbora Sawbwa

• Scientific Name: Sawbwa resplendens

• Size: 1.2 – 1.5 inches

• Temperament: Peaceful

• Origin: Myanmar (tank-bred)

• Lifespan: 3–5 years