鈍吻棒花魚

Abbottina obtusirostris

Not Evaluated Freshwater

الطول الأقصى

10,899999618530273 cm

الوزن الأقصى

0,01 kg

اللون

Brownish-olive back with a series …

الفصيلة

Gobionidae

نبذة

A small cyprinid from East Asian freshwater systems with a blunt snout, characteristic of the Abbottina genus. Bottom-dweller on sandy and gravelly river beds; feeds on small invertebrates.

Physical Description

Measurement	Value
Maximum Length	10,899999618530273 cm
Maximum Weight	0,01 kg

Coloration

Brownish-olive back with a series of 6–8 dark blotches along the lateral line; darker dorsal saddles contrast with pale olive flanks; belly cream-white; blunt snout typical of the species.

Habitat & Distribution

Freshwater rivers and streams of East Asia. Inhabits sandy and gravelly riverbeds of temperate rivers in China and surrounding regions.

نوع الماء

Freshwater

النطاق الجغرافي

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الصلاحية للأكل والطهي

الطعم

A small Chinese freshwater gudgeon; not consumed commercially. Too small and bottom-dwelling to be of culinary interest; found in rivers across eastern China.

Taxonomy

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

الأسئلة الشائعة

Can you eat 鈍吻棒花魚?

A small Chinese freshwater gudgeon; not consumed commercially. Too small and bottom-dwelling to be of culinary interest; found in rivers across eastern China.

How big does 鈍吻棒花魚 get?

鈍吻棒花魚 can grow up to 10.899999618530273 cm long and weigh 0.01 kg.

Where is 鈍吻棒花魚 found?

Found in the Pearl River drainage and other river systems of southern China, including Guangdong and Guangxi provinces. Inhabits clear to moderately turbid lowland rivers with sandy or gravelly benthic habitats. Freshwater rivers and streams of East Asia. Inhabits sandy and gravelly riverbeds of temperate rivers in China and surrounding regions.

What family does 鈍吻棒花魚 belong to?

鈍吻棒花魚 (Abbottina obtusirostris) belongs to the family Gobionidae in the order Cypriniformes (Carps and minnows).