Barb Tiger Gold Blushing, Barbs - Tropical
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This interesting lively and playful schooling species of fish will be a good addition to any home aquarium. It is recommended that this fish is not kept in any less than four as they form an established "pecking order". There are a number of colour morphs available on today’s market most notably the moss green and albino varieties. This fish needs lots of open swimming room though is not particularly demanding in terms of water quality. The tiger barb can sometimes be aggressive towards other tank mates and may nip fins so should be carefully considered for adding to an aquarium with fish such as guppies. This fish is an egg scatterer.
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Item properties
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Name of fish:
Barb Tiger Gold Blushing
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Product code:
Ba197M
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Price:
£2.35
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Suitable habitat:
Tropical
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Fish type:
Barbs
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Suggested water hardness:
Soft
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Sold at size:
3cm
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Average fish length attained in aquarium:
7cm
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Latin name of fish:
Barbus Tetrazona
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Normal temprement:
Community
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Sold in units of:
1
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Suggested water temp range:
From 24 °C
to
26 °C
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Sugggested pH range:
From 6.5 pH
to
7.5 pH
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Suggested aquarium size:
50 ltrs
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Special offer
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Ordering this product
Shortly after the new year you will be able to buy our product through this site.
Until then please call us on 01382 832 000, or use our contact form
and we will get back to you for payment and delivery details.
Delivery and further notes
All fish have been quarantined prior to sale in our quarantine facilities.
All pictures of the fish were taken from our own tanks at random for photographic purposes
and no fish were anaesthetized, sedated or harmed during this process.
The fish you purchase may not be the exact same size or colour as shown in the photographs this may be due to the age of fish.
Standard aquarium T5 lighting was used.
Delivery for fish:
Scotland Mainland: £10.00
England Mainland: £15.00
Northern Ireland: £25.00
Offshore Island & Highlands delivery price on request.
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