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Rosy barb - Puntius conchonius

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Rosy barb ( common name )

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Puntius conchonius ( fish name )
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Information about care
Food
The Rosy Barb is an omnivorous species that will eat worms, insects and crustaceans. They will also accept a variety of flake foods in the aquarium.

Sexing
The female Rosy Barb will appear to be drabber in color. The male will exhibit more of the pinkish coloring and black edges on his fins.

Breeding
This egg scattering fish will lay their eggs in densely planted areas. Once the parents are finished spawning, remove them from the tank to prevent them from devouring their eggs. Hundreds of eggs are laid and can take up to 36 hours to hatch. It will take another 6 days for the fry to become free swimming.

Lifespan
Rosy Barbs can live for up to 5 years.

Origin
This fish inhabits the lakes and streams of Asia in countries such as India, Pakistan, and Nepal.

Short Description
The Rosy Barb is one of the easiest and least demanding aquarium fish to keep. They are best kept in groups of 5 or more.

Pictures
Bought by aqua-fish.net from jjphoto.dk. One picture was provided by Mihail of Romania.

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Contributed by: Jonathan»2727»
On: May 17, 2009, 11:12 am
Great to keep with small cichlids or large cichlids as juveniles. I keep with my 2" oscar, and a 4" texas in a 30 and no fights or injuries.

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