Mozhehe

Schistura kloetzliae is a nemacheilid loach known only from the Mengla River system in Yunnan, China, and Luang Namtha province, northern Laos. It appears restricted to highly-oxygenated, fast-flowing riffles of small to medium streams with clear water and no aquatic plants. A series of large black blotches along the lateral line, each connected with blotches on the dorsal midline, separates it from congeners.

Mystacoleucus lepturus is a riverine cyprinid known only from the upper Mekong basin in southern China, Laos and Thailand. It favours clear, well-oxygenated running water over sand or gravel. The body is relatively slender, with a black margin on the dorsal fin and many crescent-marked scales. Records from Vietnam and Hainan Island refer to other species. Like all Mystacoleucus it has a forward-pointing predorsal spine that can snag in a net.