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Denesonii Barbs

     

    The Denisonii Barb (Sahyadria denisonii), also known as the Roseline shark, is an active, striking freshwater schooling fish native to fast-flowing hill streams in India. They grow to 4.5–6 inches, require a minimum 55-gallon long tank with strong current and high oxygen, and thrive best at 70–77°F in groups of six or more. [

  • Minimum Tank Size: 55 gallons (75+ gallons preferred) in a long configuration for swimming space.
  • Water Temperature: 70–77°F (prefers cooler, subtropical conditions; avoid long-term exposure above 80°F).
  • pH Level: 6.5–7.8.
  • Water Flow: High oxygenation and moderate-to-strong water movement via powerheads or filters to mimic river habitats.
  • Maintenance: Pristine water quality with zero ammonia/nitrite and weekly partial water changes.

Social Behavior & Tank Mates

  • Schooling: Must be kept in a group of at least 6 to 8 individuals (ideally 10+) to reduce skittishness and stress.
  • Compatibility: Peaceful community fish that pair well with rainbowfish, larger tetras, danios, and peaceful cichlids.
  • Avoid: Slow-moving, long-finned fish (like bettas or fancy angelfish) that can get nipped, or tiny nano fish/dwarf shrimp that may be viewed as food.


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Red Fish Blue Fish Aquatics, LLc

4676 COTTAGE GROVE RD Madison, Wisconsin 53716, United States

608-230-5305

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