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Garra dampaensis
Laironunga, Lainuntluanga & Lairamliana, 2013
Max length55mm SL2.2in SLTanknot recordedTempnot recordedpHnot recordedThis species can be told apart from Indian congeners by the following combination of characters: no transverse groove or proboscis on the snout; tip of dorsal fin falcate; long axillary scale present at the base of pelvic fin, reaching base of last pelvic fin ray; 27–29 lateral-line scales, 10–11 regularly arranged predorsal scales; W-shaped black band across middle of caudal fin; presence of scales on the abdomen.
Ageneiosus inermisManduba
Linnaeus, 1766
Matched on Ageniosus axillaris, a name it was formerly known by
Max length470mm SL19in SLTank400 × 120cm157 × 48inTemp22.5–26°C73–79°FpH5.5–7.5The genus Ageneiosus was at one point classified in the family Ageneiosidae alongside the genus Tetranematichthys, but this was not accepted by all authors. The grouping remains poorly-studied with the last major revision having been conducted by Watson (1990) in his unpublished dissertation, in which A. inermis was included under the currently synonymous name A. brevifilis. It can be separated from the majority of the genus (except A. marmoratus) by possession of a truncate caudal fin, and from...