Chinese banded shark ( ) knowle!Myxocyprinus asiaticus ( fish name )
- Maximum size in aquariums (min-max): 90 - 100 cm ( 35.43 - 39.37 in )
- pH of water: 6.9 - 7.8
- Water hardness (dGH): 4 - 20 °N
- Recommended temperature: 16 - 29 °C ( 60.8 - 84.2 °F )
- Compatibility (temperament to it's family): peaceful (read this answer)
- Compatibility (temperament to other fish species): peaceful (read this answer)
- Place in the aquarium: Bottom levels
- The way of breeding: Spawning
- Fish origin: East Asia
Information about care
Food and feeding
Quality flakes, small pellets should be their staple diet. Blood worms and brine shrimp are also readily accepted, some vegetable matter should also be included, and algae wafers can be used for vegetable content.
Origin
Asia, these fish are native to the Yangtze Basins in China.
Sexing
There are no physical differences between the sexes.
Breeding
They are believed to be egg scatterers but as of yet there are no reported cases of breeding in captivity.
Lifespan
The expected life span for this fish can reach up to 25 years; as they are very slow growers.
Short description
These fish can adapt to live in both tropical and coldwater set ups. Although not too fussy on water parameters, they are sensitive to high nitrate levels. They are a very peaceful species and always on the move. It is quite common for their colors to change depending on which mood they are in.
Picture
Bought by aqua-fish.net from jjphoto.dk.
Quality flakes, small pellets should be their staple diet. Blood worms and brine shrimp are also readily accepted, some vegetable matter should also be included, and algae wafers can be used for vegetable content.
Origin
Asia, these fish are native to the Yangtze Basins in China.
Sexing
There are no physical differences between the sexes.
Breeding
They are believed to be egg scatterers but as of yet there are no reported cases of breeding in captivity.
Lifespan
The expected life span for this fish can reach up to 25 years; as they are very slow growers.
Short description
These fish can adapt to live in both tropical and coldwater set ups. Although not too fussy on water parameters, they are sensitive to high nitrate levels. They are a very peaceful species and always on the move. It is quite common for their colors to change depending on which mood they are in.
Picture
Bought by aqua-fish.net from jjphoto.dk.
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