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Redtail Tin Foil Barb 3 inch
$19.99The Red-followed Tinfoil Barb Barbonymus altus (beforehand Barbus altus) is a decent measured Cyprinid fish that spans up to around 8 inches long. It has a shimmering or brilliant yellow body with intelligent scales that give it a tinfoil impact. The dorsal balance has a dark stamping or smudge along the tip. The pelvic, butt-centric, and caudal balances are red,…
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Green Terror Cichlid 3 inch
$24.99The Green Terror is a phenomenal aquarium pet. It has some of the most vibrant coloration of any fish, along with great personality. The male Green Terrors have longer tail fin. The Green Terror is an aggressive Cichlid. One should be very careful when pairing with other fish. It requires a tank of at least 50 gallons. You should have…
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Cherry Barbs
$3.49 – $17.95Cherry Barbs A fan-favorite for all aquarium fans! Our cherry barbs are bursting with color.
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Red Line Torpedo Barbs – Denison Barbs 3 inch
$19.99Quick Facts: Name: Red-line Torpedo Barb Max Size: 4.5″ Temperament: Peaceful Water Temp: 65 – 80 F Water pH: 6.5 – 7.8 Minimum Tank Size: 15 gallon Diet: Omnivore. Needs to be fed a variety of foods including vegetables as well as meaty foods. Feed a quality flake food as well as live and frozen foods such as brine shrimp…
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Albino Cherry Barb
$4.99Care level :?Easy Diet: Omnivore Temperament : Peaceful Max Size: 2″ Scientific Name:?Puntius titteya Family : Cyprinidae
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Albino Tinfoil Barb
$17.99albino Tinfoil Barb is a variation of the Tinfoil Barb (Barbonymus schwanenfeldii) that exhibits albinism. Albinism is a genetic condition characterized by the lack of melanin, the pigment responsible for coloration in the skin, scales, and eyes of fish and other organisms. As a result, albino Tinfoil Barbs lack the typical pigmentation and have a pale or white appearance. Here…
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Gold Barbs
$4.49 – $19.99TheĀ gold barbĀ has a steeply-sloped back and short barbels positioned at the corners of the mouth. A number of dark vertical bars or blotches are visible along the flanks of the fish. Well-conditioned specimens may also have red coloration on the fins