Celestial Pearl Galaxy

Celestial Pearl Galaxy (Danio margaritatus) is native to specific tropical and subtropical freshwater systems. Captive-bred specimens at most LFS come from generations of farmed stock and are generally hardier and more colorful than wild-caught equivalents.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy requires a minimum of 10 gallons for healthy adults. The minimum is based on 1 inch adult size and territorial range. Plan a tank sized for adult footprint, HOB or canister filter rated 4-6x volume, dechlorinated water, appropriate temperature heater, and stocking-appropriate hardscape.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy prefers freshwater parameters: temperature 74-80°F, pH 6.5-7.5, GH 4-12 dGH, KH 3-8 dKH, ammonia + nitrite 0 ppm, nitrate under 20 ppm. Use dechlorinator on every water change.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy is a omnivore. Provide a varied diet of pellets, frozen foods, and supplemental greens. Feed twice daily in small portions. Browse our food guides for product recommendations.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy works in community tanks with peaceful species in similar size class. Avoid mixing aggressive with passive species.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy reaches 1 inch at adulthood with a captive lifespan of 3-5 years with proper care.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy can be bred in dedicated breeding tanks with appropriate setup and water-chemistry triggers. Research the species-specific breeding requirements before attempting.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy is susceptible to standard freshwater diseases (ich, columnaris, fin rot, bacterial infections). Quarantine new Celestial Pearl Galaxy for 4 weeks before adding to display.

Celestial Pearl Galaxy is sold at LFS, online retailers, and direct from breeders. Browse live Celestial Pearl Galaxy from vetted Fast Aquatics vendors with carrier-tracked overnight shipping, climate-aware hold logic, and a 4-hour DOA window with photo-evidence claims.