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| − | = | + | |tank_compatibility=:Generally a peaceful fish that shouldn't bother those larger than itself. However, it has a surprisingly large mouth and is a fast swimmer, so smaller fish may well be eaten. |
| − | :Generally a peaceful fish that shouldn't bother those larger than itself. However, it has a surprisingly large mouth and is a fast swimmer, so smaller fish may well be eaten. | + | |environment_specifics=:This fish requires a very long tank with excellent oxygenation and a good current, they originate from fast-flowing streams with a gravel substrate. They won't generally bother plants. |
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| − | + | |identification=:The fish in the genus Barilius aren't the easiest to identify, ''B. barna'' lacks barbels. There are usually seven to nine vertical bars on the flanks. It can be mistaken for ''[[Barilius gatensis]]'' or ''[[Barilius ornatus]]'' which also lack barbels, but have more than 12 bars on the flanks. ''B. gatensis'' has 39-41 scales in the lateral series, while ''B. ornatus'' has 45. The more common ''[[Barilius bakeri]]'' has spots on the flanks rather than bars. | |
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| − | :The fish in the genus Barilius aren't the easiest to identify, ''B. barna'' lacks barbels. There are usually seven to nine vertical bars on the flanks. It can be mistaken for ''[[Barilius gatensis]]'' or ''[[Barilius ornatus]]'' which also lack barbels, but have more than 12 bars on the flanks. ''B. gatensis'' has 39-41 scales in the lateral series, while ''B. ornatus'' has 45. The more common ''[[Barilius bakeri]]'' has spots on the flanks rather than bars. | ||
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