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  1. Default What fish is this

    Hi I was wondering what fish is this. It is native here in Thailand, and it grows to about 15 - 20cm in length It's a river fish. Obviously a cyprinid, but not sure which group or species. I was thinking rasbora, but I don't know.



    any ideas

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    Kind of looks like a Rasbora dusonensis. Only the stripe along its side isn't really standing out.
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    Whatever it is, it's pretty. Love those bright silver scales

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    where did you get that fish? at a fish market or caught yourself?
    note the faint markings on the tail, a black stripe followed by an orange one.

    I thought of rasbora caudimaculata but in a rasbora caudimaculata the colors are reversed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by madagascariensis
    where did you get that fish? at a fish market or caught yourself?
    note the faint markings on the tail, a black stripe followed by an orange one.

    I thought of rasbora caudimaculata but in a rasbora caudimaculata the colors are reversed.
    This is a native fish here in Thailand, someone else caught it, but they are very popular as a food item. I am hoping to breed some, but I was trying to narrow down what it was so I could ask better questions. In Thai they call it Bla siew
    Last edited by canuckamuck; 09-22-2012 at 11:01 AM.

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    Siew is a kind of rasbora.
    Pla siew Kwai is the silver rasbora, for instance, and pla siew kang Kwan
    Is nothing less than the popular espeis rasbora.

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