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Aquarium Related Tips

1. Catfish sometimes require freshwater as juveniles and then as they get old they will need a more brackish environment. Make sure you read up on your catfish to learn what its needs will be when it gets older.


2. Having a quarantine tank on hand is a very good practice to use if you frequently buy new fish. The quarantine tank will weed out any sick fish that could possible get into your aquarium and cause harm to the other inhabitants.


3. When breeding angelfish, it is normal for the first spawn to suffer heavy losses and not make it all the way to the hatching phase. You should have the proper equipment before you start to breed angelfish.

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Hexazona Barb

$9.15

Hexazona Barbs are originally from the freshwater bodies around Malaysia and Singapore. Hexazona barbs grow to around 2 inches at full length and should be kept in an aquarium of at least 30 gallons in size to provide plenty of swimming and living room for them. Hexazona Barbs are omnivores and should be fed a steady diet with plenty of herbivore and carnivore preparations. These barbs are peaceful members of the aquarium and should not be kept with other more aggressive species that may attack and harm them. Hexazona Barbs are easy to care for and can be kept even by the beginning aquarium owner with little problem.

Origin: Malaysia, Singapore
Size: 2 Inches
Behavior: Peaceful
Care: Easy
Feeding: Omnivore
Tank Size: 30 Gallons

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 July, 2007.
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