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Name

Scientific name

Caelatoglanis zonatus

Described by

Authority Ng & Kottelat, Year 2005

Family

Erethistidae

Common names

Not recorded

Photograph credits

All 2 credited

Summary

Caelatoglanis zonatus is an erethistid catfish known only from the Ataran River system in Kayin state, Myanmar, part of the Salween drainag…

Size and aquarium

Maximum size

Not recorded

Aquarium size

Not recorded

Water

Water conditions

Not recorded

Hardness

Not recorded

Conductivity

Not recorded

Behaviour

Temperament

Not recorded

Social needs

A shoal or group

Community suitability

Not for a community

Where it lives

Countries, regions, rivers and lakes

Myanmar, Ataran, Kasat, Salween

Writing

Etymology

Caelatoglanis: from the Latin caelum, meaning 'chisel', and glanis, meaning 'catfish'. zonatus: from the Latin zonatus, menaing 'belted, girdled', in reference…

Distribution

Known only from the Ataran River system in Kayin state, Myanmar. The Ataran forms the headwaters of part of the larger Salween drainage, and some of its tribut…

Habitat

Images of the Ataran correspondingly depict flowing sections of forest-shaded, seemingly well-oxygenated headwaters containing clear water, a mixed sand/rock s…

Aquarium size

Not written yet

Maintenance

Not written yet

Water conditions

Not written yet

Diet

Not written yet

Behaviour and compatibility

Not written yet

Sexual dimorphism

Not written yet

Reproduction

Not written yet

Notes

Not written yet

References

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