Golden Roseline Shark (Sahyadria denisonii ‘Golden’) – Peaceful Schooling Torpedo Barb

🐟 Golden Roseline Shark (Sahyadria denisonii ‘Golden’) – Peaceful Schooling Torpedo Barb

The Golden Roseline Shark, also known as the Golden Denison Barb or Golden Torpedo Barb, is a rare and eye-catching color morph of the popular Roseline Shark. Unlike the standard red-striped form, this variant displays soft golden hues with shimmering silver and pink undertones, making it a standout in any freshwater setup.

Golden Roselines are peaceful, fast-swimming schooling fish that thrive in clean, well-oxygenated water with plenty of open space. Their beauty and lively schooling behavior make them an excellent centerpiece for large community aquariums.

🌟 Key Features

• ✨ Stunning Color Morph: Golden-yellow body with subtle iridescent pink and silver tones
• 🐠 Peaceful Schooling Fish: Best kept in groups of 5 or more
• 💨 Active Swimmer: Requires open swimming areas and strong filtration
• 🌿 Community-Safe: Gets along with barbs, tetras, rainbowfish, and gouramis
• 💧 Hardy and Adaptable: Easy to care for with stable, clean water conditions

⚙️ Care Guide

• Scientific Name: Sahyadria denisonii ‘Golden’
• Common Names: Golden Roseline Shark, Golden Denison Barb, Golden Torpedo Barb
• Adult Size: 5–6 inches
• Tank Size: Minimum 55 gallons
• Water Temperature: 72–80°F
• pH: 6.8–7.6
• Diet: Omnivore – flakes, sinking pellets, frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and veggies
• Behavior: Peaceful, shoaling mid-to-top swimmer
• Tank Mates: Rainbowfish, Congo Tetras, Barbs, Corydoras, and other peaceful species

❓ FAQ

Q: Can Golden Roseline Sharks live alone?
A: No — they are schooling fish and should be kept in groups of at least five for proper social behavior.

Q: Are they aggressive?
A: No, but they are very active and may intimidate slower species in small tanks.

Q: Are they rare?
A: Yes — this golden morph is less common than the standard red-lined Roseline Shark.