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Rosy Barb Fish – Pethia conchonius for Freshwater Aquariums

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.99.Current price is: $3.39.

Rosy Barb fish grows to 10cm and thrives in groups; ideal for freshwater aquariums with stable water conditions.

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Rosy Barb | Pethia conchonius

Choose the aquarium for the adult animal and its companions. A mature filter and stable, species-appropriate water conditions are essential.

At a Glance

Origin & natural habitat Colombia, Mexico, Singapore, India, Australia; freshwater habitats.
Adult size Approximately 10 cm body length (excluding the tail fin).
Temperament Compatibility must be checked for the adult fish, not its size at sale. Keep the species in a suitable shoal rather than singly; check fin-nipping and adult size before mixing.
Activity Use a consistent light/dark cycle with sheltered resting places.
Social needs Keep a shoal of at least 6 individuals to ensure well-being.

FAQ

What is the ideal group size for Rosy Barb?

Keep a shoal of at least 6 individuals to ensure social stability and reduce stress.

What kind of water conditions do Rosy Barb prefer?

Stable water conditions with a consistent temperature and pH between 6.0 and 7.5 are recommended.

Are Rosy Barb suitable for beginners?

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3 reviews for Rosy Barb Fish – Pethia conchonius for Freshwater Aquariums

  1. Luke Dickens –

    The Rosy Barb are active and colorful. I kept them in a 40-liter tank with a good filter and a consistent light cycle. They form a nice shoal and don’t show aggression when kept in groups of six.

  2. Carolyn Morrison –

    They look beautiful and are peaceful with other community fish. I made sure to keep at least six of them. The water parameters stayed stable after a few weeks.

  3. Alison Allan –

    Great addition to my aquarium. They swim gracefully and enjoy the light cycle. I noticed they hide during the dark period and come out when the lights turn on.

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