What fish can go with Green barbs?

Here are some good Tiger Barb tank mates you can try out:

  • Rosy Barb.
  • Cherry Barb.
  • Cory Catfish.
  • Most Types Of Plecos.
  • Clown Loach.
  • Tinfoil Barb.
  • Pictus Catfish.
  • Neon Tetra.

Are barbs fish friendly?

Barbs are fish abundant in variety – they come in a variety of sizes, colors and interesting features. Some of them are aggressive, others are more peaceful, but for the most part, they are suitable to be kept in a mixed-species aquarium.

How big do green barbs grow?

The Green Tiger Barb has a round, deep body with a high back and a pointed head. These small fish reach lengths of only up to about 2 3/4 inches (7 cm) in the wild but are generally a bit smaller in the aquarium. They have a lifespan of 6 to 7 years with proper care.

How long do green barbs live?

6 years
With proper care and good tank conditions, green tiger barbs can live 6 years on average.

Are barbs aggressive?

Tiger barbs have unusual temperament: Unlike most schooling fish, tiger barbs are aggressive — but unlike most fish aggression, tiger barbs’ aggression is not tied to territory or predation on smaller fish.

How many barbs do I need?

Housing Requirements for Barbs Barbs do best in schools of at least 6 to 10 fish and need plenty of swimming space. They will be less stressed and show their best colors in a well decorated aquarium.

What do Green barbs eat?

An ideal green tiger barb diet should include a combination of flake food, frozen food, and live food like Bloodworms and Brine Shrimps. Feed tiger barbs once or twice per day, depending on your schedule.

Are barbs easy to keep?

Gold Barb. Gold Barbs are a hardy community fish that’s easy to care for. In nature they are green, but the gold-colored hybrid has become so popular that it is usually the only color available for sale. They should be kept in schools of a half dozen or more, and they get along with other peaceful fish.

What kind of water do barbs need?

Water Requirements for Barbs pH should be between 6.8 and 7.8, alkalinity between 3° and 8° dkH (50 ppm to 140 ppm) and temperature between 75° and 80° F.

Do barbs need a heater?

Since tiger barbs are tropical fish they should be kept in an aquarium with a temperature between 70-78°F (21-26°C). Install a tank heater to keep the temperature and a constant and comfortable level for your fish.