How are tiger barbs compatible with other fish?

When kept in larger groups, they tend to pick on each other instead of harassing other fish in your tank. If kept by themselves, Tiger Barbs tend to get a little aggressive and can cause a lot of stress for other tank mates. Tiger Barbs are warm water fish, so try to keep your tank somewhere between 77-82°. read more

I have around 15 angels and 6 guppies. I plan to buy 10-12 tiger barbs. read more

Tiger barb (Puntius tetrazona) or sumatra barb is one of the most popular tank barb species. This is a bright and active fish that will make any tank an eye-catching one. However, tiger barb care has some peculiarities. read more

As with all Barbs, they are part of the fish group cyprinidea, meaning they lack stomachs, so when keeping them it is important to feed them little and often because they can't hold onto their food in the same way other fish groups can. read more

Its best to have tiger barbs in a big group when housing with other fish, to keep the aggression inside the group. A nice group of 10-12 tiger barbs would look lovely on their own, I have a 20 gallon mixed tiger barb tank with striped, green and albino. Is a very active and colourful tank. read more