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Puntius sahjadriensis fish description All images, information, text, and other information/items in this site © Aquaworld website as described in the Berne convention.
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home » articles » interesting imports » article Puntius as similis, the Mahecola barbMatt Clarke looks at an attractive barb that's being sold as Barbus mahecola in the UK's aquatic shops.
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Puntius tetrazona has a gold body with four vertical black bars, the first of which passes through the eye. The top of the snout and the pelvic fins are red, and the other fins have faint red markings on their edges.
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Puntius semifasciolatus Synonyms Barbus/Capoeta semifasciolatus (not valid) ...
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Barbus schuberti or Puntius sachsi or The Gold BarbPosted by: Guest on Tuesday, November 26, 2002 - 07:53 PM by Al Anderson ...
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Puntius tetrazonaYour comments: From: Iain Date:07/11/2002 I originally started with 3 of these guys and one of them just picked on the other 2 all the time.
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puntius conchoniusSpecies / Type: Community [General] types almost always require a medium to large group of fish of similar species to be happy. Community fish may become overly stressed if not provided an adequate number of compatible tank-mates.
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Puntius everetti SYN: Barbus everetti PD: An elongated species with two pairs of barbels. The back is orange-brown to brown, and the belly is yellow to white. The sides are orange to red with several irregular bars.
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edu (Neil Frank) writes: > > But, please note the following correction pointed out by > Liisa Sarakontu: > > Puntius tico (Barbus tico) is the Two Spot or Tico Barb, not the Rosy > Barb, as I wrote.
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Barbus everetti - Singapura e Born (other names: Puntius (Barbus) everetti) origin: Southeast Asia, Borneo, Malasya and Singapore ...
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Goes well with most community fish. Ideal tankmates for a biotope setup would be small Indian fishes such as Dario dario, Puntius gelius and Schistura corica. Breeding This species has been bred in the aquarium.
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Most barbs offered for sale come from Asia and belong to the genus Puntius, but barbs are also found throughout Africa. Many barbs (and other cyprinids) have a distinctive iridescence caused by the presence of guanin.
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See also: Fish, Species, Water, Aquarium, Barb
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