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| Puntius denisonii (Day 1865), Denison's
Barb. Southeast Asia. To 15 cm in length. India endemic. From
Neale: "Very popular here in the UK. Schooling, low-end
tropical species that reaches about 15 cm. Indifferent to water
chemistry, but does need lots of swimming space. Gregarious but
expensive, so a fish for the wealthy!" Aquarium
photo. |
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| An unidentified Hypancistrus
sp. |
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| Merodontotus tigrinus Britski 1981, the
Tigerstriped Catfish. To two feet, 60 cm. in length. Occurs in
South America: Amazon River basin. An occasional, though expensive
offering in the trade. Like many of the large members of this
family, the Tigerstriped Catfish needs to have its food
dropped/placed immediately in front of its mouth to detect it via
its barbels, to trigger a feeding response. |
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| Myxocyprinus asiaticus (Bleeker 1864),
Chinese High-Fin Banded Shark. To two feet in length. Asia:
China (Yangtze River basin). |
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