Abbottina binhi

Not Evaluated Freshwater

اللون

Pale olive-gray to yellowish body …

الفصيلة

Gobionidae

نبذة

A small, slender cyprinid from freshwater streams of East Asia. Closely related to other Abbottina species with cryptic brownish coloration and bottom-dwelling habits, feeding on invertebrates and detritus in silty substrates.

Physical Description

Coloration

Pale olive-gray to yellowish body with a dark brown mid-lateral stripe running from snout to tail base; back darker brownish-olive; belly pale cream; small bottom-dwelling gudgeon form.

Habitat & Distribution

Freshwater rivers and streams of East Asia. Likely a bottom-dweller in sandy or gravelly substrates typical of the Abbottina cyprinid genus.

نوع الماء

Freshwater

النطاق الجغرافي

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الصلاحية للأكل والطهي

الطعم

A small, poorly documented freshwater gudgeon from East Asia; not consumed commercially. No culinary tradition associated with this species; of taxonomic interest only.

Taxonomy

الرتبة	Cypriniformes (Carps and minnows)
الفصيلة	Gobionidae
الأنواع	Abbottina binhi

الأسئلة الشائعة

Can you eat Abbottina binhi?

A small, poorly documented freshwater gudgeon from East Asia; not consumed commercially. No culinary tradition associated with this species; of taxonomic interest only.

Where is Abbottina binhi found?

Endemic to the Binhai River drainage in northeastern China. Inhabits shallow, slow-flowing freshwater streams with sandy or gravelly substrates in temperate lowland habitats of Liaoning and Hebei provinces. Freshwater rivers and streams of East Asia. Likely a bottom-dweller in sandy or gravelly substrates typical of the Abbottina cyprinid genus.

What family does Abbottina binhi belong to?

Abbottina binhi (Abbottina binhi) belongs to the family Gobionidae in the order Cypriniformes (Carps and minnows).