尖鰭鮈

Gobio acutipinnatus

Not Evaluated Freshwater

最大体長

12.399999618530273 cm

科

Gobionidae

概要

Gobio acutipinnatus is a freshwater fish of the family Gobionidae, a group of small, primarily benthic cypriniform fishes distributed across Eurasia. This species reaches a maximum recorded length of approximately 12.4 cm. Members of the genus Gobio, commonly known as gudgeons, inhabit rivers and streams with clear to moderately turbid water, typically preferring sandy or gravelly substrates where they forage along the bottom for small invertebrates, insect larvae, crustaceans, and organic detritus. Their slightly inferior mouth position reflects a benthic feeding habit. The specific epithet "acutipinnatus" refers to sharply pointed fins. Gobio acutipinnatus is native to freshwater systems in Central Asia. Details of habitat preferences and the precise geographic range of this species remain limited in the ichthyological literature.

Physical Description

Measurement	Value
Maximum Length	12.399999618530273 cm

Habitat & Distribution

水質タイプ

Freshwater

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