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The brilliant red tail and iridescent blue body of the Red and Blue Colombian Tetra (Hyphessobrycon columbianus) gives it its name. This larger tetra species indigenous to Colombia, inhabits natural environments characterized by dense foliage and abundant cover provided by tree roots. It is not advised to maintain these fish alongside smaller, slower-moving species in the aquarium because they are vigorous swimmers and can outcompete them.
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Red Rosy Barb (Puntius conchonius)
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$9.99 – $11.99Price range: $9.99 through $11.99
A smaller, vibrantly colored barb found in rivers and small streams throughout India’s Western Ghats range, the Narayan Barb (Pethia setnai) is an attractive schooling fish ideal for most community aquariums. In the wild, it inhabits a wide range of habitat types but most typically can be found in more slow moving waters near aquatic plants or overhanging vegetation. A peaceful species, they are best kept in groups of at least 5-10 and require plenty of swimming space. Although they rarely bother tankmates, they are fast-moving and aggressive eaters so should be kept with similarly sized (or larger) fish.
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An uncommon gem of the aquarium trade, the Black Ruby Barb (Pethia nigrofasciata) is an omnivorous, social fish native to the tropical streams of Sri Lanka. Growing up to 3 inches, these fish find safety in schools of five or more barbs. Due to their generally peaceful nature, Black Ruby Barbs are a great choice for a medium to large planted or community aquarium.
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A spectacularly marked, large-growing barb found in Southwestern India, the Mascara or Assimilis Barb inhabits clear water streams and rivers with moderate to fast flow. A shoaling fish, they are found in large aggregations in the wild and should be kept in groups of at least 5 fish in the aquarium. Both sexes will show impressive red coloration as mature adults, but males will also develop elaborate dorsal filaments and vivid red dorsal fins. A fast-moving and aggressive feeder, they should be kept with equally large and active tankmates in the aquarium.
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One of the most popular and instantly recognizable freshwater aquarium fish, the Neon Tetra originates from the waters of the Rio Ucayali in Peru, where they tend to inhabit shallow clear or white water streams in large shoals. Given their worldwide popularity, this species has been farmed on a massive scale in Asia, Europe, and the US for decades now and wild fish are relatively rare in the hobby. With their vivid red and blue coloration, peaceful demeanor, and schooling behavior they are one of the best aquarium fish species in the hobby for beginners and experienced hobbyists alike. Best kept in groups of 10 or more fish, they will get along with most other peaceful tankmates and will thrive in most setups.
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$29.99
A spectacularly marked, large-growing barb found in Southwestern India, the Mascara or Apsara Barb (Dawkinsia apsara) inhabits clear water streams and rivers with moderate to fast flow. A shoaling fish, they are found in large aggregations in the wild and should be kept in groups of at least 5 fish in the aquarium. Both sexes will show impressive red coloration as mature adults, but males will also develop elaborate dorsal filaments and vivid red dorsal fins. A fast-moving and aggressive feeder, they should be kept with equally large and active tankmates in the aquarium.
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Bright red and speedy swimmers, Long Fin Cherry Barbs (Puntius titteya) are a popular fish for freshwater community tanks. They reach an adult size of two inches and will generally do well with similarly sized, peaceful fish. Cherry Barbs are hardy schooling fish, and will thrive best in groups of 5 or more!
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A classic aquarium fish and one of the most popular species in the hobby, the Tiger Barb is an attractive, fast-moving schooling fish best kept in groups of 5 or more. They can be considered a semi-aggressive fish but typically if kept in a large enough group they will ignore other tankmates. A hardy and adaptable fish, the Tiger Barb makes an excellent addition to most medium to large community aquariums and a great dither fish for many Central and South American Cichlids. The “Green” variant is a selectively bred strain that displays a unique green body coloration instead of the typical black stripes.
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$4.99 – $7.99Price range: $4.99 through $7.99
Bright red and speedy swimmers, Albino Cherry Barbs (Puntius titteya) are a popular fish for freshwater community tanks. They reach an adult size of two inches and will generally do well with similarly sized, peaceful fish. Cherry Barbs are hardy schooling fish, and will thrive best in groups of 5 or more!
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As a hardy and striking freshwater fish, the Snyder’s Barb (Puntius snyderi), is a fantastic choice for a community tank. These omnivorous fish are generally more peaceful than other barb species, but will still coexist best with similarly sized tankmates. These charming fish are social, and do best in a group of 5 or more!
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One of the most popular and instantly recognizable freshwater aquarium fish, the Neon Tetra originates from the waters of the Rio Ucayali in Peru, where they tend to inhabit shallow clear or white water streams in large shoals. Given their worldwide popularity, this species has been farmed on a massive scale in Asia, Europe, and the US for decades now and wild fish are relatively rare in the hobby. With their vivid red and blue coloration, peaceful demeanor, and schooling behavior they are one of the best aquarium fish species in the hobby for beginners and experienced hobbyists alike. Best kept in groups of 10 or more fish, they will get along with most other peaceful tankmates and will thrive in most setups.
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$3.29 – $4.99Price range: $3.29 through $4.99
Bright red and speedy swimmers, Cherry Barbs (Puntius titteya) are a popular fish for freshwater community tanks. They reach an adult size of two inches and will generally do well with similarly sized, peaceful fish. Cherry Barbs are hardy schooling fish, and will thrive best in groups of 5 or more!
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$14.99 – $49.99Price range: $14.99 through $49.99
A large-growing, colorful barb found in Southern India, Rohan’s Tearspot Barb inhabits clear water streams and rivers with moderate to fast flow. A shoaling fish, they are typically found in large aggregations in the wild and should be kept in groups of at least 5 fish in the aquarium. Both sexes will show impressive red coloration as mature adults, but males will also develop elaborate dorsal filaments and vivid red dorsal fins. A fast-moving and aggressive feeder, they should be kept with equally large and active tankmates in the aquarium.
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As a hardy and striking freshwater fish, the Gold Barb (Barbodes semifaciolatus), is a fantastic choice for a community tank. These omnivorous fish are generally more peaceful than other barb species, but will still coexist best with similarly sized tankmates. These charming fish are social, and do best in a group of 5 or more!
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$9.99
A large growing but peaceful cyprinid found throughout much of Southeast Asia, the Bala Shark or Tricolor Shark has been a favorite in the aquarium hobby for years despite its very large adult size. A striking, active schooling fish which usually inhabits well-oxygenated waters with moderate to high flow, large specimens make for an impressive display in a sufficiently large aquarium. This species is a popular dither species with predatory fish keepers as they are big, hardy, and peaceful.
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$14.99 – $24.99Price range: $14.99 through $24.99
A large growing but peaceful cyprinid found throughout much of Southeast Asia, the Tinfoil Barb has been a favorite in the aquarium hobby for years despite its very large adult size. A striking, active schooling fish which usually inhabits well-oxygenated waters with moderate to high flow, large specimens make for an impressive display in a sufficiently large aquarium. This species is a popular dither species with predatory fish keepers as they are big, hardy, and peaceful. The albino variant is sought after for their distinctive, uniform bright gold coloration paired with vivid red eyes.
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$16.99 – $24.99Price range: $16.99 through $24.99
The Filamentosa or Filament Barb is a larger-growing and colorful species ideal for a large community aquarium. These generally peaceful barbs are endemic to Southwestern India and Sri Lanka, and will do best with other semi-aggressive and similarly sized fish. As they mature, the male Filamentosa Barbs will more vivid coloration and the distinctive elongated filaments on the dorsal fin.
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$7.49 – $11.99Price range: $7.49 through $11.99
A vibrantly colored, medium-sized barb found throughout India’s Western Ghats range, the Red Melon or Red Panda Barb is a robust and colorful schooling fish ideal for the medium to large community aquarium. In the wild, it inhabits a wide range of habitat types but most typically can be found in more slow moving waters near aquatic plants or overhanging vegetation. A peaceful species, they are best kept in groups of at least 5-10 and require plenty of swimming space. Although they rarely bother tankmates, they are fast-moving and aggressive eaters so should be kept with similarly sized (or larger) fish.
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$39.99
A large growing but peaceful cyprinid found throughout much of Southeast Asia, the Tinfoil Barb has been a favorite in the aquarium hobby for years despite its very large adult size. A striking, active schooling fish which usually inhabits well-oxygenated waters with moderate to high flow, large specimens make for an impressive display in a sufficiently large aquarium. This species is a popular dither species with predatory fish keepers as they are big, hardy, and peaceful. The platinum variant is a rare line-bred color form sought after for their distinctive, uniform bright white coloration.
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A spectacularly colored and uncommon Tetra found throughout the black waters of the Rio Orinoco and Rio Negro basins in South America, the Black Morpho or Black Darter Tetra typically inhabits warm, shallow water habitat with lots of cover in the form of fallen branches and leaf litter. They are often found alongside more well known tetras such as Cardinals and Rummynose, especially as juvenile fish. Adult males in particular display an impressive sail-like dorsal fin and iridescent black and purple scales. Similar to the more commonly seen Sailfin Tetras, they can be a bit aggressive with one another for a tetra and are best kept in larger groups in aquariums with ample space for them to stake out territories.
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$6.99
An uncommon but nicely marked tetra, the Garnet, Pretty, or Black Wedge Tetra is an ideal community fish for a medium to large aquarium and makes an excellent schooling fish when kept in an appropriate sized group. Extremely hardy, colorful, and always active, they tend to inhabit the upper levels of the water column in the aquarium and make an impressive addition to an aquascaped or planted tank. Garnet Tetras are a hardy and undemanding species and will generally do well under a range of water conditions.
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A classic aquarium fish and one of the most popular species in the hobby, the Tiger Barb is an attractive, fast-moving schooling fish best kept in groups of 5 or more. They can be considered a semi-aggressive fish but typically if kept in a large enough group they will ignore other tankmates. A hardy and adaptable fish, the Tiger Barb makes an excellent addition to most medium to large community aquariums and a great dither fish for many Central and South American Cichlids. The “Green” variant is a selectively bred strain that displays a unique green body coloration instead of the typical black stripes.
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$3.99 – $4.99Price range: $3.99 through $4.99
A classic aquarium fish and one of the most popular species in the hobby, the Tiger Barb is an attractive, fast-moving schooling fish best kept in groups of 5 or more. They can be considered a semi-aggressive fish but typically if kept in a large enough group they will ignore other tankmates. A hardy and adaptable fish, the Tiger Barb makes an excellent addition to most medium to large community aquariums and a great dither fish for many Central and South American Cichlids.
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