Black Ruby Barb (Pethia nigrofasciata) PAIR

Cherry barbs are small, peaceful freshwater fish, popular for their bright red coloration, especially in males, and their suitability for community aquariums. They are relatively hardy, easy to care for, and are known to school well, adding activity and color to a tank.

The Albino Tiger Barb is a color variation of the popular Tiger Barb, characterized by its pale, cream-colored body with faint orange or pinkish hues and the classic Tiger Barb black vertical stripes, which are more subtle due to its albino nature. They typically grow to 2-3 inches and have red or orange-tinged fins. Like their non-albino counterparts, they are active and social, best kept in groups of 6 or more, and can be nippy towards slower-moving fish.

The Hi-Fin Rosy Barb (Puntius conchonius) is a vibrant freshwater fish known for its elongated fins and bright coloration. These barbs have a torpedo-shaped body and a forked tail, with a single dorsal fin. Males typically display a more intense pinkish-red hue compared to the females, who often have a golden or silvery coloration. They are generally peaceful, active swimmers, and relatively easy to care for, making them a popular choice for community aquariums.

The Redtail Tinfoil Albino Barb is a striking freshwater fish known for its vibrant colors and active behavior. It's a color variant of the Red Tail Tinfoil Barb, distinguished by its white or pale pink body, red or orange eyes, and reddish-pink fins. These barbs can grow quite large, reaching up to 12-14 inches, and are best kept in spacious aquariums with other active, similarly-sized fish.