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Bluelined Snapper
Bluelined Snapper
Origin
Indo-Pacific
Habitat Size
150-400 Liters
Water Type
Salt Water
Water Temperature
24º-28ºC
Cost in India
₹200 - ₹300
Size
10 - 16 inches (Medium)
Diet
Carnivore



by Happy Pet TeamUpdated on 2 Dec 2025
Bluelined Snapper Fish Guide
The Bluelined Snapper (Bluestripe) is a bright yellow fish with 3–4 thin, electric-blue lines running along its sides. Kids love it because it looks like a tiny yellow submarine with blue racing stripes. It is popular in reefs and big marine aquariums because it is colorful and often swims in groups.
Characteristics
Temperament
Aggressive
Friendly
Compatibility with other fishes
Not Friendly
Super Friendly
Habitat Size
Small
Large

Bluelined Snapper Habitat requirements
Initial Setup Cost
₹10,000 - ₹30,000
Water Temperature
24º -28ºC
Water Type
Salt Water
PH Level
8.1 - 8.4
Tank type
Essential Equipment
Aquarium tank
Water filter
Heater
Light
Substrate
Decor
Bluelined Snapper Health & care
Common Health Issues
Fin rot
White spot / ick
Bacterial infections
Parasites
Fungal infections
Swim bladder disease
Signs of good health
Active
Bright coloration
Good apetite
Signs of sickness
Loss of appetite
Lethargic behaviour
Dull coloring
Swimming abnormally
Tattered fins
Bluelined Snapper common health issues
Prerequisites for a Fish
Adequate tank space
Cleanliness
Effort & commitment
Enriching Environment

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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the signs of a healthy Bluelined Snapper?
Signs of good health include being active, having bright coloration, and a good appetite.
Are Bluelined Snappers compatible with other fish?
They can be moderately compatible with other fish, but it's important to choose tank mates carefully and provide ample space to reduce aggression.
How can I prevent diseases in my Bluelined Snapper?
Maintain optimal water quality, provide a balanced diet, quarantine new fish, and regularly clean the tank to prevent diseases.



