Apollo Shark (Luciosoma trinema)

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Contents 1 Additional names 1.1 Additional scientific names 2 Origin 3 Sexing 4 Tank compatibility 5 Diet 6 Feeding regime 7 Environment Specifics 8 Behaviour 9 Identification 10 Pictures 11 External links

Additional names

Apollo Shark

Additional scientific names

Leuciscus trinema

Origin

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Sexing

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Tank compatibility

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Diet

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Feeding regime

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Environment Specifics

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Behaviour

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Identification

Has a long, cylindrical body with a pointed snout. The dorsal fin is set far back and the caudal fin is forked. Has a dark lateral line from caudal fin to gill plates.

Has a very different shape to other Cyprinids, but is very similar to other Luciosoma spp, can be confused with Luciosoma spilopleura for example.

Pictures

External links

• Fishbase (Mirrors: )