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Golden Neon Barb Fish – 4cm Schooling Fish for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $9.00.Current price is: $5.25.

4cm Golden Neon Barb fish ideal for groups of 6+ in tropical aquariums

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Golden Neon Barb

Size: 4cm

Barbs are schooling fish and thrive best when kept in groups of at least 6 or 7. Keeping them alone or in smaller groups may lead to aggressive behavior.

They do best in community tanks with active fish such as other barb species, loaches, catfish, or danios.

Tank Parameters

Parameter Range
pH 6.0 – 8.0
dH 5 – 19
Temperature 18 – 24°C (64 – 75°F)

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FAQ

How many Golden Neon Barbs should I keep in my tank?

It’s recommended to keep at least 6 to 7 Golden Neon Barbs together to reduce aggression and promote healthy behavior.

What types of fish are compatible with Golden Neon Barbs?

They pair well with active fish such as other barb species, loaches, catfish, and danios.

What is the ideal water temperature for Golden Neon Barbs?

The ideal temperature range is 18–24°C (64–75°F).

3 reviews for Golden Neon Barb Fish – 4cm Schooling Fish for Aquarium

  1. Jonathan Turner –

    I kept 7 Golden Neon Barbs in a 60-liter tank with danios and loaches. They’re active and colorful, and the school behavior is very natural. Only issue is they need a well-maintained tank with stable parameters.

  2. Tracey Newman –

    Great fish for a community tank. I added them to a mixed group with catfish and other barbs. They swim together nicely and stay calm when the group is large enough.

  3. Joseph Gray –

    The neon color is vibrant and stands out in the tank. I kept them in a group of 6 and noticed they’re less aggressive than expected once they had a proper school.

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