are tiger barb fish aggressive?
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The tiger barb, an active shoaling fish, is usually kept in groups of six or more. They are often aggressive in numbers less than five, and are known fin nippers. ... When in large enough groups, however, they tend to spend most of their time chasing each other and leave other species of fish alone.
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The Caribbean Reef shark is not an aggressive species and is not considered dangerous to humans unless provoked. However, it is excitable and may make close passes at divers and may bite in the presence of speared fish. Aggressive behaviour may be displayed if the shark feels threatened.
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Yes, tiger tongues are indeed as rough as the tongues of your own pocket sized feline. Being a pet owner, you must have noticed that the cat's tongue looks hard and layered with a rough texture. It looks like sandpaper and gives a feel like it could take off several layers of skin when she licks you.
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Feed your tiger barbs a mixed diet. Feed your tiger barbs twice a day if you can, or once a day if that's better for your schedule. Give your fish a high-quality flake food every day.
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When young, these fish are easily harassed by more aggressive species such as Cichlids. Knifefish, large Plecostomus, Catfish, and Ornate Bichirs make good tank mates for the Silver Arowana.
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Bettas are characterized by their aggression. ... Females are less aggressive, but they will still fight. They like to establish a hierarchy and claim their own territory. The battles are less violent than when males fight so injuries are less likely.
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I prefer the outgoing tide but they will bite pretty good on the incoming. Precautions: These fish have VERY SHARP gill plates and if you are not careful, your hands will be all cut up by the end of a days fishing for croakers.
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Widely distributed across much of Africa, tiger fish are fierce predators with large, razor-sharp teeth. They often hunt in packs and occasionally eat large animals.
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thes e fish are no harder to keep than other puffers with one large twist. they can and do have the ability to release their tetradotoxin into the water of the fish tank as a defense.
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Blood parrots are easygoing, shy cichlids, but they stick up for themselves against other fish. However, their oddly shaped mouths don't allow them to inflict any real damage to fish of equal or greater size. In general, tropical fish won't pair well with blood parrots if they're too big, too small or too aggressive.
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The gold bard, or Chinese barb, is an extremely popular cold-water fish. Any aquarium containing gold barbs should maintain a moderate current. A dedicated river tank is not necessary, but some flow from a powerhead should be provided.
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Timid and skittish, the blacktip reef shark is difficult to approach and seldom poses a danger to humans unless roused by food. However, people wading through shallow water are at risk of having their legs mistakenly bitten.
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Nevertheless, attacks in human villages do occur. Most tigers will only attack a human if they cannot physically satisfy their needs otherwise. Tigers are typically wary of humans and usually show no preference for human meat. Although humans are relatively easy prey, they are not a desired source of food.
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The predators of the Siamese fighting fish include larger fish, cats, newts, salamanders, birds and humans who catch the Siamese fighting fish to keep in tanks at home. The Siamese fighting fish mate in a fashion that involves the male Siamese fighting fish and female Siamese fighting fish spiralling around each other.
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Jewel cichlid or african jewelfish (Hemichromis bimaculatus) is a cichlid that became famous due to its beauty and aggressiveness. Of course, red jewel cichlid is aggressive if it is kept together with guppies and danio.
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I have read that King bettas aren't as aggressive as normal sized bettas, and this seems to have proven that fact right. Breeding should be the same as normal sized bubble nesting bettas, but maybe with less aggression.
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Do not worry about the barbs on the stingrays at Discovery Cove. Aquariums where they allow interaction with rays and humans will have removed the barbs so as to not cause injury. Stingrays are not attackers and will only raise their barbs in self defence if they feel threatened.