8611 results for “Fish Compatibility Guide”
Delhezi Bichir
Description: Bold and Boisterous! These fish are generally peaceful and calm, but can be territorial or boisterous. These fish tend to have a lot of personality and have interesting interactions between fish. Semi-aggressive fish include a wide variety of species that can coexist with others - with the right planning and monitoring. They're known for their bold personalities and fascinating behaviors, making these fish a lot of fun to watch and keep as pets! Learn everything you need about caring for your Delhezi Birchir in our Complete Semi-Aggressive Fish Care Guide ! Species: Delhezi Bichir A Semi-Aggressive Fish Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 24 inches Average Lifespan: 10 to 15 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes as a juvenile then pellets as an adult. Frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel with ornaments & rocks. Live plants are great additions as well! Learn more in the Setting Up a Semi-Aggressive Fish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Delhezis will do well as a single bichir in the aquarium. Bichirs do well with peaceful or semi-aggressive fish too large to fit in their mouths. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 125 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss. If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
GloFish® Cosmic Blue Shark
Description: Shining Stars in any Aquarium! As the name suggests, Glofish are vibrantly colored versions of other common aquarium fish. These bright hues are genetic - they're born glowing! Because the term GloFish refers to their appearance rather than a species, they span different categories of fish behavior, including both peaceful Community Fish and more assertive Semi-Aggressive Fish.Learn everything you need to know about caring for your GloFish Freshwater Shark in our Complete Glofish Care Guide ! Peaceful Community Glofish: Danios, Pristella Tetras, Skirt Tetras, and Corydoras Semi-Aggressive Glofish: Freshwater Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Gouramis and Angelfish Species: GloFish Cosmic Blue Freshwater Shark Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 6 inches Average Lifespan: 4 to 6 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes as a juvenile then pellets as an adult. Frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel with a few ornaments and rocks. Learn more in the Setting Up a Glofish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Freshwater sharks do best kept individually as they can be highly territorial. Glofish Freshwater Sharks are boisterous and territorial, doing best with large semi-aggressive fish. Avoid similar looking fish such as loaches, botias, and Chinese Algae Eaters. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 50 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
GloFish® Electric Green Angelfish
Description: Shining Stars in any Aquarium! As the name suggests, Glofish are vibrantly colored versions of other common aquarium fish. These bright hues are genetic - they're born glowing! Because the term Glofish refers to their appearance rather than a species, they span different categories of fish behavior, including both peaceful Community Fish and more assertive Semi-Aggressive Fish. Learn everything you need to know about caring for your GloFish Angelfish in our Complete GloFish Care Guide ! Peaceful Community Glofish: Danios, Pristella Tetras, Skirt Tetras, and Corydoras. Semi-Aggressive Glofish: Freshwater Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Gouramis and Angelfish Species: GloFish Electric Green Angel Fish Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 6 inches Average Lifespan: 8 to 12 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes as a juvenile then pellets as an adult. Frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel or sand, a few large ornaments and rocks. Lots of live plants preferred! Learn more in the Typical GloFish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Angelfish do well with most community fish and many semi-aggressive fish. They prefer a tall, heavily planted tank. Angelfish do well individually or in groups of 2 to 4. Monitor groups for aggression. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 50 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
GloFish® Electric Green Shark
Description: Shining Stars in any Aquarium! As the name suggests, Glofish are vibrantly colored versions of other common aquarium fish. These bright hues are genetic - they're born glowing! Because the term GloFish refers to their appearance rather than a species, they span different categories of fish behavior, including both peaceful Community Fish and more assertive Semi-Aggressive Fish. Learn everything you need to know about caring for your GloFish Freshwater Shark in our Complete Glofish Care Guide ! Peaceful Community Glofish: Danios, Pristella Tetras, Skirt Tetras, and Corydoras Semi-Aggressive Glofish: Freshwater Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Gouramis and Angelfish Species: GloFish Electric Green Freshwater Shark Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 6 inches Average Lifespan: 4 to 6 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes as a juvenile then pellets as an adult. Frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel with a few ornaments and rocks. Learn more in the Setting Up a Glofish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Freshwater sharks do best kept individually as they can be highly territorial. Glofish Freshwater Sharks are boisterous and territorial, doing best with large semi-aggressive fish. Avoid similar looking fish such as loaches, botias, and Chinese Algae Eaters. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 50 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
GloFish® Galactic Purple Shark
Description: Shining Stars in any Aquarium! As the name suggests, Glofish are vibrantly colored versions of other common aquarium fish. These bright hues are genetic - they're born glowing! Because the term GloFish refers to their appearance rather than a species, they span different categories of fish behavior, including both peaceful Community Fish and more assertive Semi-Aggressive Fish. Learn everything you need to know about caring for your GloFish Freshwater Shark in our Complete Glofish Care Guide ! Peaceful Community Glofish: Danios, Pristella Tetras, Skirt Tetras, and Corydoras Semi-Aggressive Glofish: Freshwater Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Gouramis and Angelfish Species: GloFish® Galactic Purple Freshwater Shark Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 6 inches Average Lifespan: 4 to 6 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes as a juvenile then pellets as an adult. Frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel with a few ornaments and rocks. Learn more in the Setting Up a Glofish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Freshwater sharks do best kept individually as they can be highly territorial. Glofish Freshwater Sharks are boisterous and territorial, doing best with large semi-aggressive fish. Avoid similar looking fish such as loaches, botias, and Chinese Algae Eaters. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 50 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
GloFish® Moonrise Pink Cory Catfish
Description: Shining Stars in any Aquarium! As the name suggests, Glofish are vibrantly colored versions of other common aquarium fish. These bright hues are genetic - they're born glowing! Because the term Glofish refers to their appearance rather than a species, they span different categories of fish behavior, including both peaceful Community Fish and more assertive Semi-Aggressive Fish. Learn everything you need to know about caring for your GloFish Cory Catfish in our Complete GloFish Care Guide ! Peaceful Community Glofish: Danios, Pristella Tetras, Skirt Tetras, and Corydoras Semi-Aggressive Glofish: Freshwater Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Gouramis and Angelfish Species: GloFish Moonrise Pink Cory Catfish Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 3 inches Average Lifespan: 5 to 10 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality sinking pellets and frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural sand substrate and decor. Lots of live plants are preferred. Learn more in the Typical GloFish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Yes, small schooling catfish are best kept in groups of at least 5 or more of the same species. Small schooling catfish will do well in planted community tanks with other peaceful fish. Various types of corydoras will often school together. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 20 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
GloFish® Starfire Red Pearl Gourami
Description: Shining Stars in any Aquarium! As the name suggests, Glofish are vibrantly colored versions of other common aquarium fish. These bright hues are genetic they're born glowing! Because the term "Glofish" refers to their appearance rather than a species, they span different categories of fish behavior, including both peaceful Community Fish and more assertive Semi Aggressive Fish. Learn everything you need to know about caring for your GloFish Gourami in our Complete GloFish Care Guide ! Peaceful Community Glofish: Danios, Pristella Tetras, Skirt Tetras, and Corydoras. Semi Aggressive Glofish: Freshwater Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Gouramis and Angelfish. Species: GloFish Starfire Red Pearl Gourami: A Semi-Aggressive Fish Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 5 inches Average Lifespan: 4 to 5 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes and frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel or sand, a few large ornaments and rocks, and live plants. Learn more in the Typical GloFish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Gouramis look stunning in a heavily planted tank and can cohabitate with peaceful fish and often with semi aggressive fish. They may get along, but males can occasionally be aggressive towards others of the same species. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 10 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan.All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the "Find aFish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14 day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
GloFish® Sunburst Orange Shark
Description: Shining Stars in any Aquarium! As the name suggests, Glofish are vibrantly colored versions of other common aquarium fish. These bright hues are genetic - they're born glowing! Because the term GloFish refers to their appearance rather than a species, they span different categories of fish behavior, including both peaceful Community Fish and more assertive Semi-Aggressive Fish. Learn everything you need to know about caring for your GloFish Freshwater Shark in our Complete Glofish Care Guide ! Peaceful Community Glofish: Danios, Pristella Tetras, Skirt Tetras, and Corydoras Semi-Aggressive Glofish: Freshwater Sharks, Tiger Barbs, Gouramis and Angelfish Species: GloFish Sunburst Orange Freshwater Shark Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 6 inches Average Lifespan: 4 to 6 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes as a juvenile then pellets as an adult. Frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel with a few ornaments and rocks. Learn more in the Setting Up a Glofish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Freshwater sharks do best kept individually as they can be highly territorial. Glofish Freshwater Sharks are boisterous and territorial, doing best with large semi-aggressive fish. Avoid similar looking fish such as loaches, botias, and Chinese Algae Eaters. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 50 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
Longfin Rosey Barb
Description: Bold and Boisterous! These fish are generally peaceful and calm, but can be territorial or boisterous. These fish tend to have a lot of personality and have interesting interactions between fish. Semi-aggressive fish include a wide variety of species that can coexist with others - with the right planning and monitoring. They're known for their bold personalities and fascinating behaviors, making these fish a lot of fun to watch and keep as pets! Learn everything you need about caring for your Longfin Rosey Barb in our Complete Semi-Aggressive Fish Care Guide ! Species: Longfin Rosey Barb: A Semi-Aggressive Fish Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 3 inches Average Lifespan: 3 to 4 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes and frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel and a few ornaments & rocks. Lots of live plants are preferred. Learn more in the Setting Up a Semi-Aggressive Fish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Yes, they typically prefer groups of 5 or more. Monitor for signs of aggression. Barbs can often coexist peacefully with many community fish but can be boisterous and may fin nip if stressed or lacking enrichment. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 10 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan.All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the "Find a Fish Vet" tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
Platinum Betta Male
Red Head Tapajos South American Cichlid
Description: Colorful and territorial, cichlids are some of the most colorful fish in the hobby with big personalities! Cichlids are a favorite with fish hobbyists for the wide variety of colors, shapes, sizes, and behaviors within this category. They are often more boisterous than community fish and their larger size makes it easier to find your new fish friends in the tank! Learn everything you need to know about caring for your Red Head Tapajos Cichlid in our Complete Cichlid Care Guide ! Species: Red Head Tapajos A Medium South American Cichlid Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 8 inches Average Lifespan: 6 to 10 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: Tropical flake food and appropriately sized frozen natural fish food. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel and heavily planted with live and artificial plants. Learn more in the Setting Up a Cichlid Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? These cichlids do well housed with other similarly sized fish with similar behavior. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 50 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosureto observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well-being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in-store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss. If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the "Find a Fish Vet" tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14-day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
Red Koi Guppy
Description: As the name suggests, these fish are usually peaceful and get along well together. Watching these fish as they go about their daily lives is fascinating and soothing. The term 'community fish' refers to a wide variety of peaceful species that prefer to live with other fish. These fish often coexist peacefully together, giving you a variety of fish in one place! Learn everything you need to know about caring for your Red Koi Guppy in our Complete Community Fish Care Guide ! Species: Red Koi Guppy A Community Fish Normal Pet Size at Maturity: up to 2.5 inches Average Lifespan: 2 to 3 years, potentially longer in ideal conditions Basic Diet: High quality tropical fish flakes and frozen fish food occasionally. Want to learn more? Check out our Aquatic Pet Feeding Guide ! Habitat Necessities: Natural gravel with ornaments & rocks. Lots of live plants are preferred! Learn more in the Setting Up a Community Fish Aquarium section of our care guide! Does this Pet Need a Roommate? Guppies are tolerant of many other fish but avoid fish with a tendency to nip at other fish's fins as Guppies have large, brightly colored fins. Mixing Male and Female Guppies will result in baby guppies in your tank. Monitor males for aggression. Not sure which species get along? Our Fish Compatibility Guide can help you choose compatible tank mates. Minimum Enclosure Size: 10 gallons minimum Safety Tips for You and Your Pet: It is recommended to closely monitor any new pet for 30 days in their own enclosure to observe signs of illness, prevent the spread of potential diseases, and to limit stress while your pet acclimates to their new home. All new pets should be seen by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to establish care and discuss a health and wellness plan. All animals can potentially carry viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic diseases contagious to humans. Thoroughly wash your hands with warm, soapy water before and after contact with any pet or its habitat. Adults should assist children with hand washing after contact with a pet or its enclosure. Use caution when handling pets, and remember they may bite or scratch, especially when stressed. Vet Assured: Pets purchased at PetSmart are part of our exclusive Vet Assured program, designed by PetSmart veterinarians to help improve the health and well being of our pets. Our vendors meet a high standard in caring for pets and screening them for common illnesses, including Zoonotic diseases. This program also includes specific standards for in store pet care. When to Contact a Veterinarian: Contact an aquatic veterinarian if you notice the following signs: Unusual swimming pattern Thinness or decreased appetite Abdominal swelling Inflamed or discolored skin/fins Fins clamped to sides of body Scraping body on rocks (flashing) Visible signs of illness or recent fish loss. If your fish show any of the signs above, we recommend using the Find a Fish Vet tool at fishvets.org or wavma.org to locate a qualified aquatic veterinarian in your area. The PetSmart Promise: If your pet becomes ill during the initial 14 day period, or if you're not satisfied for any reason, PetSmart will gladly replace the pet or refund the purchase price.View details
Platinum Betta Male
Black Angel Fish
Electric Blue Acara Cichlid Fish
Koi Angelfish
Koi Angelfish
African Cichlid
Angelfish
Assorted African Cichlids
Assorted African Cichlids
Assorted Peacock Cichlid
Assorted Veil Angels
Bumblebee African Cichlid
