Black Shark
The Black Shark, also called the Black Labeo, is uniformly black or dark brown in color. In some countries it is an important food source.
Black Shark
Scientific Name: Labeo chrysophekadion
Family: Cyprinidae
About the Black Shark
Species Type: Freshwater Fish
Category: Cyprinids ...
Black Shark
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Labeo chrysophekadion ...
Black Shark
Black Shark
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Latin Name : Morulius chrysophekadion
Origin : Southeast Asia
Temperature : 72-82°F (22-28°C)
Ease Of Keeping : average
Aggressivness : mildly aggressive; may nip slow moving fish.
Black Sharks are omnivorous and should be fed accordingly. Vegetable matter should be included in the diet, along with live foods whenever possible. Prepared foods such as pellets and flakes are also relished.
Water Chemistry ...
Red-Tailed Black Shark, Redtail Sharkminnow
Age of Aquariums Freshwater Fish Red-Tailed Black Shark - Epalzeorhynchos bicolor ...
Red-tailed black shark
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Red tailed Black shark
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Distribution In the streams of Thailand.
Red Tailed Black Shark (Epalzeorhynchos bicolor)
Photo of: Red Tailed Black Shark (Epalzeorhynchos bicolor)
Scientific Name(s): Epalzeorhynchos bicolor, Labeo bicolor ...
Red-Tailed Black Shark
The colours are so great... (other names: Epalzeorhynchos bicolor, Labeo Bicolor, Redtail Sharkminnow)
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Alternative Name
Redtail Black Shark, Redtailed Black Shark, Fire Tail, Red Tailed Labeo Scientific Name: Epalzeorhynchus (Labeo) bicolor
Basic Info ...
Red Tailed Black Shark (Epalzeorhynchus bicolor): A popular fish, with a striking red/black contrast, very attractive. It tends to be a loner, as its territorial and could be aggresive especially with its own specie.
Red-Tailed Black Shark; Red-Tailed Labeo
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Epalzeorhynchus bicolor
SYN: Labeo bicolor
PD: Elongated fish with slight lateral compression. The mouth faces downward and two pairs of barbels are present.
Shark Tank - Black Shark, Irridescent Shark, Red Tail Shark, Red Rainbow Shark, Tri Color Shark ...
Your new "makover" might work but the tank is unfortunately too small, If the black sharks are bala sharks they get over 12 inches long and are too fast for the goldfish and will likely eat more food than it' ...
Their companions in the exhibit were a shoal of young Tinfoil Barb, a couple of Black Shark and a number of mature Clown Loach (the largest of their kind I have seen in many a year) with various combinations of body markings.
black shark - Dead Three horsehead loaches - Dead Two tiny Geo. Jur. - dead Five or Six dif.
It is not generally as aggressive as its relative the Red-tailed black shark, and it is not generally a good idea to keep more than one of these species together, except in very large tanks with plenty of decor, ...
Common Name: Red tailed shark, Red tailed black shark
Family: Cyprinidae
Order: Cypriniformes ...
``Slim-bodied'' could be fish such as neon tetras, White Cloud Mountain Minnows, danios etc.; ``medium bodied'' might be red-tailed black sharks, tiger barbs, platys, cory cats etc.; ``heavy bodied'' would be goldfish, oscars etc.
Do not keep them with other types of so-called sharks such as Red Tailed Sharks or Black Sharks. Bala Sharks and Iridescents will work okay because they don't inhabit the lower portion of the aquarium.
Pencilfish Bloodfin Penguin Fish X-Ray Fish Cichlids Angelfish Firemouth Convict Blue Acara Severum Green Terror Discus (2) Jack Dempsey Festivum Red Oscar Ram Cyprinids Cherry Barb Flying Fox Bala (Tri-Color) Shark Green Tiger Barb Black Shark Red ...
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