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Green Tiger Barb
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This Freshwater Fish, the Green Tiger Barb, is primarily a deep green with splashes of silver/gold and orange coloring on the fins. This active fish is best kept in schools of five or more, preferably with odd numbers to prevent pairing.
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- Hardy and active schooling fish
- Does best in odd numbers a school of five or more
- Barbs tend to nip at the fins of larger, slower moving fish
- Approximate selling size: 1.25-2"
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- SKU1031708
- Days to ShipUsually Leaves Warehouse the Next Business Day
- Primary BrandPetco Freshwater Fish
Also known as the Sumatra Barb, Sumatránka (Czech Republic), Moosbarbe (Germany), or Chetyrekhpolosyi (Russia). Barbs are a hardy and active schooling fish with stunning coloration and distinct personalities. Recommended for beginning aquarists, theGreen Tiger Barb is primarily a deep green with splashes of silver/gold and orange coloring on the fins. This active fish is best kept in schools of five or more, preferably with odd numbers to prevent pairing. A well-planted tank with plenty of swimming space and slightly acidic soft water is ideal. Barbs tend to nip at the fins of larger, slower moving fish.
