Mine nye barber fik kke noteret mig navnet...
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joensson — 1. marts 2011, 23:08
Men for dælen hvor er de underholdende:
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Amazing Almo — 1. marts 2011, 23:13
joensson — 1. marts 2011, 23:30
Synes dæleme de er sjove og de stimer og er enormt flotte. Det ser næsten ud som om de allesammen har en rød butterfly på 🙂
Hugo — 1. marts 2011, 23:38
De kan godt være nogle lømler og finnenappe m.m. i de andre arter i en pyt, så hold kik med det:D
joensson — 1. marts 2011, 23:42
The tiger barb is an active schooling fish that is usually kept in groups of five or more. They are often aggressive in numbers less than 5 and are known fin nippers. If you only keep two in a tank, one will eventually chase the other fish. Semi-aggressive fish form a pecking order in the pack which they may extend to other fish, giving them a reputation for nipping at the fins of other fish, especially if they are wounded or injured. They are thus not recommended for tanks with slower, more peaceful fishes such as bettas, gouramis, angelfish and others with long flowing fins. They do however work well with many fast moving fish such as danios, platys and most catfish. When in large enough groups, however, they tend to spend most of their time chasing each other and leave other species of fish alone. They dwell primarily at the water's mid-level. One of the best tankmates for the tiger barb is a clown loach, which will school with the tiger barbs and act as they do, and the tigers act as the loaches do. Tiger barb do best in soft, slightly acidic water. The tank should be well-lit with ample vegetation, about two-thirds of the tank space. These barbs are omnivorous and will consume processed foods such as flakes and crisps as well as live foods.
nanobegynder — 2. marts 2011, 08:56
natteheks — 2. marts 2011, 09:03
10nnitus — 2. marts 2011, 11:02
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