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Rosy Barb

Barbus conchonius

Native Region:    Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, and Bangladesh.- Inhabits lakes and streams.

Temperament:    Community. Peaceful and prefers small schools.

Feeding:   Staple foods, vegetable flakes, thawed adult brine shrimp, and live foods. However, vegetable matter is heavy influence in diet in the wild.

Temperature Range:    66-72°F.

pH: 6.3-7.3

dH range: 5.0 - 19.0

Adult Size: 3.5"

Sexing:    Male is more colorful.

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General Comments:    Small group of 3-4 minimum make these more comfortable

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