That's not a tetra at all, it's a blue eye. They are Australian natives closely related to rainbowfish.
If it is indeed P. signifer, it will grow to about 4 cm. The fish you have there is a female and an extremely well coloured example of one.
EDIT: Been looking at the photos closely. How big is it? If it's less than about 2cm long it could be a juvenile male, or a juvie male Pseudomugil mellis. The dark yellow flush on the back half of the body is atypical for P. signifer but the fins look otherwise like a P. signifer female. It could just be a very well fed female.
It is probably P. signifer because signifer and gertrudae (spotted blue eye) are the easiest to obtain. P. mellis overseas is almost unheard of. They're almost impossible to get in Australia unless you know where to go to catch your own.