Neptune’s rating:
70- pH6.0 - 7.5
- Temperature23.0 - 28.0 °C
- Length5.0 - 10.0 cm
- TemperamentAggressive, Social
- HardinessDelicate
- RarityRare
- PopularityPopular
- DifficultyChallenging
- Liters per Fish10.0 L
- Minimum School Size6.0
- Tank HabitatSurface Dweller, Mid-tank Dweller, Bottom Dweller
- FeedFlakes, Pellets, Bloodworms, Brine Shrimp, Tubifex Worms, Frozen Shrimp, Vegetable Matter, Algae Wafers, Color Enhancing Food, Daphnia, Micro Worms, Feeder Fish, Freeze-dried Foods, Stick-on Tablets
- AffordabilityVery Affordable
- Conservation StatusLeast Concern
Please note: These values are based on the average of various confirmed sources.
More about Clipper barb
The Clipper barb, without specific scientific details available and assuming it's a member of the Cyprinidae family commonly found in Southeast Asia, likely showcases vibrant colors, a common trait among barb species. Originating from freshwater habitats such as streams and rivers in that region, it probably exhibits the streamlined body shape typical of barbs, making it an agile swimmer. Its coloration could range from shimmering silvers to bright reds or yellows, often with striking patterns that make it visually appealing. Despite its potentially captivating appearance, the Clipper barb might not be extremely well-known in the aquarium hobby, possibly due to rarity, specific care requirements, or overshadowing by more popular species like the Tiger barb. However, for enthusiasts of unique and beautiful freshwater fish, it could represent an intriguing and rewarding challenge.