The Channa Bleheri, commonly known as the Rainbow Snakehead, is a popular species among aquarium enthusiasts due to its vibrant colors and relatively manageable size. Here’s a description for a pair of Channa Bleheri:

Channa Bleheri Pair (4")

Species: Channa bleheri
Common Name: Rainbow Snakehead
Size: 4 inches each
Coloration: Channa Bleheri is known for its stunning coloration, which includes a mix of red, blue, and green hues along its body, often giving it a rainbow-like appearance. The colors are more pronounced in healthy and well-kept specimens.
Habitat: Native to the Brahmaputra River basin in India and Bhutan, the Rainbow Snakehead prefers shallow, slow-moving waters with dense vegetation.
Behavior: This species is relatively peaceful for a snakehead, especially when kept in pairs. However, they can be territorial, particularly during breeding. They exhibit fascinating behaviors and are known to form strong pair bonds.
Diet: Channa Bleheri is carnivorous and thrives on a diet of live foods such as insects, small fish, and worms. They can also be conditioned to accept frozen foods and high-quality pellets.
Tank Requirements: A tank size of at least 40 gallons is recommended for a pair. The tank should have plenty of hiding spots, plants, and a secure lid to prevent jumping.
Water Parameters:

• Temperature: 68°F to 79°F (20°C to 26°C)
• pH: 6.0 to 7.5
• Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water

The Channa Bleheri is a beautiful and intriguing species that can make a colorful and dynamic addition to an aquarium. Their relatively small size and vibrant colors, combined with their interesting behaviors, make them a favorite among aquarists.