Black Fin Rosy Barb
Pethia conchonius
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| Synonyms | Barbus conchonius, B. pyrhopterus, Cyprinus conchonius, Puntius conchonius, P. c. khagariansis, Systomus conchonius, S. pyropterus |
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| Distribution | Native to Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan. Introduced to many other countries including Australia, Singapore and Mexico. |
| Sexual Dimorphism | Not specified |
FAQ
What is the scientific name of the Black Fin Rosy Barb?
The scientific name is Pethia conchonius.
Where is the Black Fin Rosy Barb originally from?
It is native to Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Pakistan.
Are there differences between male and female Black Fin Rosy Barbs?
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Julian Forsyth –
Easy to care for and very active in the tank. The fish are colorful and peaceful, making them a great addition to a community aquarium. They adapt well to a standard community setup.
Zoe Alsop –
Loved the vibrant appearance of the fish. They stay active and don’t compete with other species. Only needed a bit of adjustment to water parameters to keep them healthy.
Matt Jones –
Perfect for beginners. The fish are hardy and show good coloration even after a few weeks. They don’t require special feeding and thrive on standard flakes.