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to the Pearl (Zhu Jiang) drainage in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Supplement with algae wafers or sinking spirulina pellets
Sporting up to six bold vertical black bars across its elongated body
and fruit-based feeds to replicate wild foraging behaviors as some mahseer are known to consume forest fruits
Sarcocheilichthys sinensis – Chinese Lake Gudgeon (~12 cm) Rhodeus cf albomarginatus to the Pearl (Zhu Jiang)Description Sarcocheilichthys sinensis, commonly named the Chinese Lake Gudgeon, is a freshwater fish in the Gobionidae family (gudgeons) found in habitats from the Amur Basin through China to Korea . It typically reaches about 12 cm in standard length, with a maximum of 30 cm . The body is characterized by 45 broad, faint vertical brown bands over a muddy yellow base, with similarly colored, subtly marked fins . This peaceful, bottom associated fish
