Barbus tetrazona “Pink” (Pink Tiger Barb) – ~2.5–3 inches Dawkinsia assimilis They are fascinating "perching" fish

They are fascinating "perching" fish that claim a small territory and observe their world

Live/frozen brine shrimp

Social Behavior: Shoaling species

and live or frozen invertebrates

Minimum 20–30 gallons (~75–115 L) for a small school of 5–6 fish

Barbus tetrazona “Pink” (Pink Tiger Barb) – ~2.5–3 inches Dawkinsia assimilis They are fascinating "perching" fishThe Pink Tiger Barb is a unique and uncommon color variation of the Tiger Barb (Puntigrus tetrazona). While not widely recognized, hobbyists refer to it as having a soft pinkish hue overlaying the typical tiger striping. Expect the same general behavior and care requirements as the classic Tiger Barb: Temperament: Semi aggressive and active; fin nipping is common, especially if kept in small numbers. Schooling Needs: Best kept in groups of 6 or more;