Jinsha

Jinshaia sinensis is a balitorid loach known only from the Jinsha river basin, the westernmost headwater tributary of the Yangtze in China. Like other balitorids it has a flattened head and body and horizontally extended paired fins that form a powerful sucking cup. It lives only in riffles, runs and cascades of swift, clear, oxygen-saturated water, and the aquarium must be set up to resemble such a habitat.

Garra 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 G. imberbis. With G. micropulvinus it is placed in the Semilabeoina, for which the name Ageneiogarra has been suggested. It tends to inhabit swiftly-flowing headwaters and tributaries.