印度阿波鰍

Aborichthys garoensis

Not Evaluated Freshwater

最大体長

8.949999809265137 cm

体色

Light tan to golden-brown body …

科

Nemacheilidae

概要

A small hillstream loach from the Garo Hills of northeastern India, adapted to clear, fast-flowing mountain streams. Has a modified ventral surface for adhesion to rocks in high-current habitats.

Physical Description

Measurement	Value
Maximum Length	8.949999809265137 cm

Coloration

Light tan to golden-brown body with alternating dark and pale cross-bars; bars are narrower toward the tail; flanks slightly iridescent golden in bright light; fins pale with sparse dark banding.

Habitat & Distribution

Clear mountain streams of the Garo Hills, Meghalaya and Assam in northeastern India. Swift, shallow water over rocky substrates in forested hill stream habitats.

水質タイプ

Freshwater

分布域

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食用・料理情報

味

A small hillstream loach from the Garo Hills of Northeast India; not consumed. Requires specialized fast-current habitat; of no practical culinary interest.

Taxonomy

目	Cypriniformes (Carps and minnows)
科	Nemacheilidae (Stone Loaches)
種	Aborichthys garoensis

よくある質問

Can you eat 印度阿波鰍?

A small hillstream loach from the Garo Hills of Northeast India; not consumed. Requires specialized fast-current habitat; of no practical culinary interest.

How big does 印度阿波鰍 get?

印度阿波鰍 can grow up to 8.949999809265137 cm long.

Where is 印度阿波鰍 found?

Endemic to the Garo Hills of Meghalaya in northeastern India, within the Brahmaputra drainage. Known from small, clear, fast-flowing hill streams over rocky beds in forested montane habitat at moderate elevation. Clear mountain streams of the Garo Hills, Meghalaya and Assam in northeastern India. Swift, shallow water over rocky substrates in forested hill stream habitats.

What family does 印度阿波鰍 belong to?

印度阿波鰍 (Aborichthys garoensis) belongs to the family Nemacheilidae (Stone Loaches) in the order Cypriniformes (Carps and minnows).