After eating a big meal Tiger Barbs will often swim with their heads down. Whenever you have a doubt about the health of your fish, you should carefully check each fish for Signs of Stress and Disease. Click here for a list of those Signs. If you think there maybe something wrong with your Tiger Barbs, look closely at their fins. If their fins are clamped against their bodies, this is a Sign of Stress and Disease, and you should immediately give your fish the Recommended Treatment.
Healthy fish hold their fins up high and away from their bodies.
I have 5 bala sharks ranging from 3 inches to 1.5 inches. 6 zebra danios and 2 plecostomus. If you have any ideas on how to move them I would really be grateful. Hello again Ed, click here to go to another page in this web site that explains how to move fish. These instructions were written with a move like yours.