墨脫阿波鰍

Aborichthys kempi

Not Evaluated Freshwater

الطول الأقصى

8,100000381469727 cm

اللون

Olive-tan to brownish body with …

الفصيلة

Nemacheilidae

نبذة

A hillstream loach from Motuo (Mêdog) County in Tibet, inhabiting pristine, rapidly flowing rivers at high elevation. Bottom-dweller adapted to cold, clear mountain waters.

Physical Description

Measurement	Value
Maximum Length	8,100000381469727 cm

Coloration

Olive-tan to brownish body with 8–9 dark transverse bands creating a ringed pattern along the eel-like form; ventral surface pale; habitat of SE Tibetan gorges reflected in dark cryptic tones.

Habitat & Distribution

Rivers of Motuo (Mêdog) County in eastern Tibet/Arunachal Pradesh. High-altitude, swift, cold rivers; among the most remote habitats of any Aborichthys species.

نوع الماء

Freshwater

النطاق الجغرافي

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الصلاحية للأكل والطهي

الطعم

A hillstream loach from Tibetan and Indian river drainages; not consumed. An ecologically interesting torrent-adapted species with no known food use.

Taxonomy

الرتبة	Cypriniformes (Carps and minnows)
الفصيلة	Nemacheilidae (Stone Loaches)
الأنواع	Aborichthys kempi

الأسئلة الشائعة

Can you eat 墨脫阿波鰍?

A hillstream loach from Tibetan and Indian river drainages; not consumed. An ecologically interesting torrent-adapted species with no known food use.

How big does 墨脫阿波鰍 get?

墨脫阿波鰍 can grow up to 8.100000381469727 cm long.

Where is 墨脫阿波鰍 found?

Restricted to the Siang and Subansiri river drainages in Arunachal Pradesh, India, which are upper Brahmaputra system tributaries. Lives in fast-flowing rocky hill streams in the forested foothills of the eastern Himalayas. Rivers of Motuo (Mêdog) County in eastern Tibet/Arunachal Pradesh. High-altitude, swift, cold rivers; among the most remote habitats of any Aborichthys species.

What family does 墨脫阿波鰍 belong to?

墨脫阿波鰍 (Aborichthys kempi) belongs to the family Nemacheilidae (Stone Loaches) in the order Cypriniformes (Carps and minnows).