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Their generally small size and peaceful nature make them easy aquarium inhabitants and many of them are strikingly colorful, making them pleasing to watch.\n\u003cstrong\u003eSetup Considerations:\u003c\/strong\u003e \nThe key to keeping almost all the tetras is to keep them in large groups. In nature, they tend to form shoal and\/or schools as a defense against predation. In the aquarium, they maintain these instincts and will feel vulnerable if they are not in a group. Luckily, most tetras are small enough that keeping a large group of them is possible even in modest sized aquaria. Most tetras are open-water swimmers and, although they look great in well planted and\/or decorated  aquariums, they don't require them.\n\u003cstrong\u003eDiet:\u003c\/strong\u003e \nIn the wild, most tetras are omnivores. 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These guys top out at about 1.5\". They pack a lot of glitter and sparkles onto their small frames which are complimented by bold patterning, red fins, and lots of bluish iridescence. In addition, they are peaceful and hardy, making them a great addition to community aquariums.\n\u003cstrong\u003eSetup Considerations:\u003c\/strong\u003e \nThese are undemanding fish which appreciate nooks and crannies they can hang out in. This can be provided by a simple piece of pvc pipe or a complex aquascape ... or anything in-between. As long as they have a shelter, they will generally settle in and color up nicely.\n\nIn nature, this species is found in the vegetated small ponds and ditches typical of bubble nesting anabantids. The water in these habitats is usually still, so these fish haven't developed the ability to handle strong water movement in their aquariums. 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The males flash bright yellow-orange from the top lip up to the dorsal fin when they display...like a bright neon flashlight.\n\nThe current group are juveniles and have not developed their color yet, but they will turn into beauties as the grow and mature.\nPeaceful, active fish. Rainbowfish are generally hardy and easy to care for. Rainbowfish are truly unique in that the males of most species have a bright iridescent strip running from the top of the mouth up over the ridge of the back and continuing to the dorsal fin. Males frequently \"flash\" this bright strip on-and-off in absolutely stunning displays. When they flash, it looks like a neon light is being turned on and off. This, combined with the amazing coloration of many species, is something truly special that is not to be missed. Fortunately, these fish display and flash frequently.\n\nUnfortunately, many, if not most, rainbowfish are critically endangered because their habitats are being destroyed by rapid industrial expansion. The pattern has been that as soon as roads are built that allow explorers access to new rainbowfish species, industry follows and the habitats disappear in short order. The habitats of many populations have disappeared, seemingly overnight. There are no effective government controls to mitigate this and the cycle of habitat destruction is not going to stop anytime soon. Gladly, almost all rainbowfish available for sale in the USA are bred and raised in aquariums and not collected from the wild. However, if these captive populations are ever lost, many of these fish will disappear. 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You could receive anything from a pure white fish, to a gold and red fish, to a mostly wild-colored fish.\n\nThe first time I encountered the Roseline Barb was years ago on a trip to Sacramento's Capital Aquarium in Northern California. They were in a bowfront aquarium on an aisle endcap, and they stopped me in my tracks. The bright red stripe, the scissor tail with yellow blotches...this was a beautiful addition to the hobby and I took several minutes to observe and appreciate them.\n\nIn June of 2020, the Roseline Barb once again stopped me in my tracks when I first laid eyes on the Gold form of this fish. If you replace the brown base color of a wild-type Roseline with bright gold and expand the thickness of the red stripe, you have yourself a Gold Roseline. They are some of the most brightly colored of all freshwater fish and they are magnificent.\n\nThis fish is not a hybrid or a separate species. Rather, it is a xanthic variation (often called \"lutino\", especially in the bird world) of the wild-colored population. The difference is similar to seeing a lutino colored cockatiel sitting next to a wild-type cockatiel. The Golden variant was developed in Indonesia when one popped up in a batch of aquarium bred fish being raised on a fish farm. The gold \"sport\" was removed and became the ancestor of all the Gold Roseline Barbs in existence today.\n\nThe first Gold Roselines I ever heard about were obtained by Maidenhead Aquatics in England during the final months of 2012. Despite being in the trade for almost a decade, they are still a very rare fish. Only a few are produced each year, and supply cannot keep up with demand. So, it took almost 8 years before I was able to find the breeder in Indonesia, import a group, and see them in person. That first glimpse of them in the bag made the wait worth it...bucket list fish acquired!\n\nAlthough their behavior, size, and care requirements are the same as those of the well loved wild-type Roseline Barbs, the Gold variants have a few peculiarities which are worth considering before purchasing these fish. The first is that not all of them are a pristine gold color. A few are ghostly white. Some of these white individuals retain their red lips and red dorsal fin. In an online July 25, 2013 Amazonas article, these red-lipped-white fish were described as a \"Lipstick\" variant, indicating that they are a line-bred form. However, we question if the form is in fact something that can be line bred. From what we've observed, it seems to be a random occurrence in the Gold line rather than a separate morph which can be genetically fixed.\n\nThe larger color issue is browning. As youngsters, the majority of the Gold Roselines are in fact gold, but as they grow, an unknown percentage of them begin to develop blotches of brown coloration. In some cases, this blotching stays minor and looks amazing as it contrasts with the bright gold body and red markings. In others, it grows until the fish looks very similar to the standard wild-type populations - still a very pretty fish, but not much in the way of gold coloration. Of the six fish that I have kept for over a year, two have become mostly brown, one is distinctly blotched (I think he looks super cool!), and three retained almost all of their gold. This color change looks very similar to, and may indeed be, some sort of piebald phenomenon. It is erratic, unpredictable, and probably quite frustrating to the uninformed purchaser...consider yourself informed :).\n\nThe last thing to consider before purchasing the Gold Roseline Barb is its eyes. Some of them have eyes that are completely lacking in pigment while others have black eyes or something in-between clear and black. Some of these seem to go blind, or at least to have a very limited visual range. Like the development of the brown color, the percentage which will develop eye issues is unknown. It seems to be erratic and unpredictable. In some batches we've had, almost all of them developed some kind of eye issue. In others, only about 3% seemed to have it. It is unknown if the fish are born with impaired vision or develop it as they mature. Luckily for these fish, they have sensory barbels on the corners of their mouths which help them locate food even in the dark, so Roselines with eye issues can still eat well. However, they will be a lot slower to locate food and are more likely to be outcompeted by fast feeders...something to keep in mind when considering tankmates for any Gold Roselines which happen to become visually impaired.\n\nEven though some of them will unpredictably change colors and some can develop eye problems, I still enjoy this fish very much. It has all the characteristics which make the standard wild-type Roselines so popular as well as some amazing coloration. I even enjoy the unpredictability of their possible color changes...something to keep me on my toes!\nBarbs, named for the sensory barbels on their mouths, come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and temperaments. Most are peaceful, energetic fishes which add movement and color to their aquariums. They are also some of the hardiest species, making them fairly easy aquarium fish to keep. A few species, like the infamous Tiger Barb, are fin-nippers and have given all Barbs a mostly undeserved reputation as \"aggressive.\" In actuality, most barbs are quite peaceful, especially if kept in large groups. They are assertive, curious, and fast feeders, so they don't mix well with shy species or slow eaters. Barring that, however, they are generally fine companions for many species of community fish.\n\u003cstrong\u003eSetup Considerations:\u003c\/strong\u003e \nMost barbs in the aquarium hobby are highly social. When kept in large groups, their best colors and most interesting behaviors come to the forefront and, since they are focused on the others in their group, they are less curious about other species in the tank. Less curious = less bothersome, so we recommend keeping barbs in shoals, especially in community aquariums.\n\u003cstrong\u003eDiet:\u003c\/strong\u003e Omnivore\nThese omnivores are generally among the easiest aquarium fish to feed. They will eagerly eat pretty much everything from dry prepared foods and gel foods to frozen and live foods. In nature, they eat insects and their larvae, as well as large amounts of detritus containing decaying plant matter. In the aquarium, a rotation of plant based and animal protein based foods will help ensure they receive an adequately balanced diet.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eOverview:\u003c\/strong\u003e Even though these are all genetically Gold Roseline Barbs, the reality is that the strain's colors are not stable and they come in a wide range of colors (read on for more information about this). You could receive anything from a pure white fish, to a gold and red fish, to a mostly wild-colored fish.\n\nThe first time I encountered the Roseline Barb was years ago on a trip to Sacramento's Capital Aquarium in Northern California. They were in a bowfront aquarium on an aisle endcap, and they stopped me in my tracks. The bright red stripe, the scissor tail with yellow blotches...this was a beautiful addition to the hobby and I took several minutes to observe and appreciate them.\n\nIn June of 2020, the Roseline Barb once again stopped me in my tracks when I first laid eyes on the Gold form of this fish. If you replace the brown base color of a wild-type Roseline with bright gold and expand the thickness of the red stripe, you have yourself a Gold Roseline. They are some of the most brightly colored of all freshwater fish and they are magnificent.\n\nThis fish is not a hybrid or a separate species. Rather, it is a xanthic variation (often called \"lutino\", especially in the bird world) of the wild-colored population. The difference is similar to seeing a lutino colored cockatiel sitting next to a wild-type cockatiel. The Golden variant was developed in Indonesia when one popped up in a batch of aquarium bred fish being raised on a fish farm. The gold \"sport\" was removed and became the ancestor of all the Gold Roseline Barbs in existence today.\n\nThe first Gold Roselines I ever heard about were obtained by Maidenhead Aquatics in England during the final months of 2012. Despite being in the trade for almost a decade, they are still a very rare fish. Only a few are produced each year, and supply cannot keep up with demand. So, it took almost 8 years before I was able to find the breeder in Indonesia, import a group, and see them in person. That first glimpse of them in the bag made the wait worth it...bucket list fish acquired!\n\nAlthough their behavior, size, and care requirements are the same as those of the well loved wild-type Roseline Barbs, the Gold variants have a few peculiarities which are worth considering before purchasing these fish. The first is that not all of them are a pristine gold color. A few are ghostly white. Some of these white individuals retain their red lips and red dorsal fin. In an online July 25, 2013 Amazonas article, these red-lipped-white fish were described as a \"Lipstick\" variant, indicating that they are a line-bred form. However, we question if the form is in fact something that can be line bred. From what we've observed, it seems to be a random occurrence in the Gold line rather than a separate morph which can be genetically fixed.\n\nThe larger color issue is browning. As youngsters, the majority of the Gold Roselines are in fact gold, but as they grow, an unknown percentage of them begin to develop blotches of brown coloration. In some cases, this blotching stays minor and looks amazing as it contrasts with the bright gold body and red markings. In others, it grows until the fish looks very similar to the standard wild-type populations - still a very pretty fish, but not much in the way of gold coloration. Of the six fish that I have kept for over a year, two have become mostly brown, one is distinctly blotched (I think he looks super cool!), and three retained almost all of their gold. This color change looks very similar to, and may indeed be, some sort of piebald phenomenon. It is erratic, unpredictable, and probably quite frustrating to the uninformed purchaser...consider yourself informed :).\n\nThe last thing to consider before purchasing the Gold Roseline Barb is its eyes. Some of them have eyes that are completely lacking in pigment while others have black eyes or something in-between clear and black. Some of these seem to go blind, or at least to have a very limited visual range. Like the development of the brown color, the percentage which will develop eye issues is unknown. It seems to be erratic and unpredictable. In some batches we've had, almost all of them developed some kind of eye issue. In others, only about 3% seemed to have it. It is unknown if the fish are born with impaired vision or develop it as they mature. Luckily for these fish, they have sensory barbels on the corners of their mouths which help them locate food even in the dark, so Roselines with eye issues can still eat well. However, they will be a lot slower to locate food and are more likely to be outcompeted by fast feeders...something to keep in mind when considering tankmates for any Gold Roselines which happen to become visually impaired.\n\nEven though some of them will unpredictably change colors and some can develop eye problems, I still enjoy this fish very much. It has all the characteristics which make the standard wild-type Roselines so popular as well as some amazing coloration. 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The remaining lineages are also likely to be split into their own genera once taxonomists get around to reviewing the groupings.\nMost Corydoras are perfect citizens in a peaceful community aquarium. There are hundreds of species with a wide range of colors, patterns, and fin shapes. Affectionately referred to as Corys, these small catfish are always entertaining as they clown around together searching for food. Most are 100% non-aggressive, relying on their heavy body armor to protect them. Corys live by the phrase \"make love, not war,\" spawning in large communal aggregations without combat or displays of dominance. Because of their peaceful nature, there is never any worry about stress due to bullying or hierarchy disputes.\n\nSomething interesting about these catfish is how they supplement their oxygen intake by breathing atmospheric air. They do this by darting up to the surface, taking a gulp of air, and darting back down to the substrate. 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It is hard to get the gold on camera, but it is there! Same behavior and same care as S. lineolata, just something a bit different for Sewellia keepers.\n\nHillstream loaches are totally unique in the world of freshwater fish. Many fish have adaptations which allow them to stay in place despite strong currents. Gobies have pelvic fins which are fused into small suction cups. Plecos have mouths which they use as holdfasts. Darters have elongated fins which act like spoilers on a racecar, pushing them down against the substrate as the water flows over. However, no other fish has taken these adaptations as far as the hillstream loaches, which have turned themselves into one big suction cup with perfect fluid dynamics.\n\nThis unique body shape stands out and has made them immensely popular with aquarists, who refer to them as \"UFOs,\" and \"miniature stingrays.\" Their popularity is reinforced by their behavior. These bold fish are active throughout the day, tirelessly grazing the rocks, wood, and other aquarium surfaces for algae and biofilm, making them endlessly fascinating to observe.\n\u003cstrong\u003eSetup Considerations:\u003c\/strong\u003e \nThese loaches are famous for inhabiting extremely fast flowing river rapids in their natural habitat. Because of this, many hobbyists house hillstreams in \"river manifold\" tanks which are characterized by strong water flow. While it is extremely rewarding to watch these fish navigate high flow aquariums, they don't require them because they are also found naturally in marginal rocky pools which are disconnected from the river channel and have no flow. What they absolutely require is clean, ammonia free water which is saturated with oxygen. This can be provided by something as simple as a sponge filter or as complicated as a custom built river manifold system. 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Darters have elongated fins which act like spoilers on a racecar, pushing them down against the substrate as the water flows over. However, no other fish has taken these adaptations as far as the hillstream loaches, which have turned themselves into one big suction cup with perfect fluid dynamics.\n\nThis unique body shape stands out and has made them immensely popular with aquarists, who refer to them as \"UFOs,\" and \"miniature stingrays.\" Their popularity is reinforced by their behavior. These bold fish are active throughout the day, tirelessly grazing the rocks, wood, and other aquarium surfaces for algae and biofilm, making them endlessly fascinating to observe.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eSetup Considerations:\u003c\/strong\u003e These loaches are famous for inhabiting extremely fast flowing river rapids in their natural habitat. Because of this, many hobbyists house hillstreams in \"river manifold\" tanks which are characterized by strong water flow. 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While keeping a single specimen in a tank by itself is fine, they are also one of the few species of puffers which can be housed in groups. If more than one of these puffers is housed together, we recommend keeping a large group so no individual is overly targeted during the establishment and maintenance of their social hierarchy.\n\nFun Fact: Puffers are one of the few species of fish which can blink their eyes.\n\nAll of our puffers are dewormed upon arrival.\n\u003cstrong\u003eSetup Considerations:\u003c\/strong\u003e \nIn nature, this species inhabits areas with low or no water flow, so, while filtration with gentle current is fine, aquariums with very strong water movement are best avoided. These fish spend their days curiously scanning the nooks and crannies of plants, rocks, wood, and other surfaces for food items. 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