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Ageneiogarra

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Species
2
Photographed
2 of 2
Difficulty rated
2 of 2
Specimen from the Red River system, China.

Ageneiogarra imberba

(Garman, 1912)

Max length
120mm SL5in SL
Tank
not recorded
Temp
not recorded
pH
not recorded

Ageneiogarra imberba is a cyprinid without barbels from the upper Yangtze, Mekong and Red River basins in southern China, and the upper Red in Vietnam. Records from the Salween system result from confusion with the similarly-named Garra imberbis. With Garra micropulvinus it is placed in the Semilabeoina. It tends to inhabit swiftly-flowing headwaters and tributaries.

Moderate
3 fields missing
Specimen from the Nan River, Nan province, northern Thailand.

Ageneiogarra theunensis

(Kottelat, 1998)

Max length
300mm SL12in SL
Tank
not recorded
Temp
not recorded
pH
not recorded

Ageneiogarra theunensis is a large cyprinid from the Nam Theun and Nam Gnouang systems of the Mekong watershed in Laos, and the Nan River in Thailand. It grows to 300 mm SL and has a plain brown body and fins, sometimes with 6-8 faint longitudinal stripes. It tends to inhabit swiftly-flowing headwaters and tributaries with clear, oxygen-saturated water.

Moderate
3 fields missing