Acrossocheilus paradoxus
Taiwan Banded Barb, Taiwan Bänderbärbling (DE)
August 23rd, 2014 — 2:36pm
The genus Acrossocheilus is restricted to southern China, northern Vietnam and northern Laos. It can be distinguished from related genera by the following combination of characters: rostral fold present; lips fleshy and continuous around corners of mouth; lower lip with a median interruption; mouth inferior; horny sheath on lower jaw; two pairs of barbels; last simple ray of dorsal fin osseous with a serrated or smooth posterior margin.
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