![freshwater fish - puntius tetrazona - tiger barb - Tiger barbs are great schooling fish, apparently they tend to attack other fish and nip their fins but all of my fish get along extremely well. i think the tiger barb school have even adopted the neon tetra =]](https://images3.ratemyfishtank.com/photo/12000/12250/3935-18-3r5r1i3uqcowogk80csogg08o-1180.webp "freshwater fish - puntius tetrazona - tiger barb - Tiger barbs are great schooling fish, apparently they tend to attack other fish and nip their fins but all of my fish get along extremely well. i think the tiger barb school have even adopted the neon tetra =]")
![freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This is just the whole view of my tank, i love the natural look with the wood, its so organic. i think i have the perfect mesh of fish, they go together really well =]](https://images3.ratemyfishtank.com/photo/12000/12252/3935-20-2y8tsjl0byucgg0ssko08k0kc-90x90c.webp "freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This is just the whole view of my tank, i love the natural look with the wood, its so organic. i think i have the perfect mesh of fish, they go together really well =]")
![freshwater fish - puntius tetrazona - tiger barb - Tiger barbs are great schooling fish, apparently they tend to attack other fish and nip their fins but all of my fish get along extremely well. i think the tiger barb school have even adopted the neon tetra =]](https://images2.ratemyfishtank.com/photo/12000/12250/3935-18-3r5r1i3uqcowogk80csogg08o-90x90c.webp "freshwater fish - puntius tetrazona - tiger barb - Tiger barbs are great schooling fish, apparently they tend to attack other fish and nip their fins but all of my fish get along extremely well. i think the tiger barb school have even adopted the neon tetra =]")
![freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This is just the whole view of my tank, i love the natural look with the wood, its so organic. i think i have the perfect mesh of fish, they go together really well =]](https://images3.ratemyfishtank.com/photo/12000/12252/3935-20-2y8tsjl0byucgg0ssko08k0kc-1180.jpg){kind=link}
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Country:
Australia
Description:
I'm not too sure, about 150-200 litres
Advice:
`research which types of fish go well together
`ask fish and aquarium stores for advice if you dont know
`give you fish a balanced and varied diet (research it)
` and never buy fish from tanks which have dead ones in them
Fish Kept:
1 large silver shark
1 gold algae eater
2 brown algae eaters
2 bristle nose catfish
6 tigerbarbs
8 paradise fish (offspring of my late paradise partners =[ )
1 tetra ( all the rest have dies over the years, this one has been a survivor)
and pleanty of fresh water shrimp
Corals/Plants:
plastic plants at the moment, i find its too expensive to keep real plants in my tank because my fish love organic matter.
Quote:
If at first you dont succeed, try and try again =]
About Yourself:
i love fish.. aquariums look great and make awesome focal points.. they are quite entertaining.. better than a tv..
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