Roseline Denison Barb 2-3” (5 pack)

🚀 Roseline Denison Barb (2–3”) – Fast-Moving, Vibrant, and Perfect for Aquascaped Tanks

Bring color, energy, and elegance to your freshwater setup with the Roseline Denison Barb, also known as the Denison Barb or Red-Line Torpedo Barb. At 2–3 inches, these juveniles are just starting to show off their signature horizontal red stripe, sleek silver body, and yellow-tipped fins—a look that becomes even more stunning as they mature.

Native to fast-flowing rivers in India, these barbs are peaceful, active swimmers that love room to dart and school in groups. Their torpedo-like shape and synchronized motion make them ideal for large planted aquariums, community tanks, or river-style aquascapes.

🐟 Species Profile:

• Scientific Name: Sahyadria denisonii

• Common Names: Roseline Shark, Denison Barb, Red-Line Torpedo Barb

• Size: 2–3 inches (can reach up to 5–6 inches as adults)

• Temperament: Peaceful, active schooling fish

• Tank Size: 55+ gallons (long tanks preferred for swimming space)

• Water Parameters: 72–79°F | pH 6.5–7.5 | Moderate flow preferred

• Diet: Omnivore – eats flakes, pellets, frozen brine shrimp, bloodworms, and veggie-based foods

🤝 Recommended Tank Mates:

Roseline Denison Barbs thrive with other peaceful, active species such as:

• Rainbowfish and Large Tetras

• Bala Sharks (similarly sized)

• Corydoras and Loaches

• Dwarf Gouramis, Rams, and Swordtails

Best kept in groups of 5 or more for natural schooling behavior, reduced stress, and vibrant coloration. Provide plenty of open swimming space and moderate current to mimic their native habitat.

🛒 Why Buy from RobsAquatics.com?

Each Roseline Denison Barb is:

• Hand-selected for color, health, and size

• Acclimated and conditioned before shipping

• Shipped live with our Live Arrival Guarantee

• Ideal for hobbyists looking to build a high-energy, peaceful community tank

📦 Limited stock of 2–3” juveniles available – perfect for growing out in your aquascape. Add this active schooler to your tank today—only at RobsAquatics.com.