Golden White Cloud Mountain Minnow
The Golden White Cloud Mountain Minnow is a stunning, hardy freshwater fish with a shimmering gold body and delicate red-tipped fins. Known for its peaceful nature and active schooling behavior, this fish is an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists. It thrives in cooler water, making it a great addition to unheated tanks.
Need to Know:
- Recommended For: Community tanks with other small, peaceful fish
- Minimum Tank Size: 38 litres
- Temperature Range: 16-22°C
- pH Range: 6.0-8.0
- Recommended School Size: 6 or more
- Compatibility: Peaceful fish
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Body Color | Shimmering gold with red-tipped fins |
| Behavior | Peaceful and active in schools |
| Water Temperature | 16-22°C |
| Water pH | 6.0-8.0 |
| Tank Size | Minimum 38 litres |
| School Size | 6 or more fish recommended |
FAQ
What is the ideal tank size for Golden White Cloud Mountain Minnows?
The minimum recommended tank size is 38 litres to ensure adequate space for schooling behavior and water stability.
Can Golden White Cloud Mountain Minnows live in unheated tanks?
Yes, they thrive in cooler water conditions and are well-suited for unheated aquariums within the 16-22°C temperature range.
Are they compatible with other fish species?
They are best kept with other small, peaceful fish. Avoid aggressive or large species that may stress or harm them.



Gavin Langdon –
These minnows are beautiful and easy to care for. I kept them in a 40-litre tank with neon tetras and they swim together happily. The gold color shines in the dim light and they don’t stress other fish. Perfect for a beginner aquarist.
David Walsh –
I bought six of them and they form a lively school. They stay active without being too aggressive. The water temperature stayed stable in my room, and they seem to do well without a heater.
Alison Powell –
Great addition to my community tank. The red-tipped fins stand out and they swim in tight groups. I’ve had them for three months and they’re still healthy and active.