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Posted by Blue_Mage on November 05, 2002 at 00:24:47:

In Reply to: Tiger barbs and red-tailed shark? posted by brooks on September 22, 2002 at 20:40:21:

:My tank is 29 Gallon. My red-tailed shark keeps chasing my tiger barbs (totle is 9) one by one for quite a while after he eat. Do I need to move red-tailed shark out to prevent my tiger barbs from stessing to dead? Untill now, my tiger barbs look not too bad. They just get together in the corner when red-tailed shark chase one of them out. It seems no one is too tired because red-tailed shark always change his target.
:Can you give me some suggestions? Thank you!

Your tiger barbs should be tough enough to withstand your shark. Often times tiger barbs are nippy as your shark is being to them.

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