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Common member of the family Danionidae
 
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Size Smallest 40mm, largest 170mm, average 95mm, most commonly 60mm. All SL.
Subfamilies There are 3 subfamilies in the database
Species There are 7 "species" in 6 genera in the database
Keepers 7 species (100%) are being kept by registered keepers
Distribution

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Hop to next section Subfamilies in Danionidae (by species)
3.Rasborinae64 species(914%)
3.Danioninae18 species(257%)
3.Chedrinae8 species(114%)
Hop to next section Top Five Genera (by keepers)
1.Opsarius8 species(2 keepers)
2.Rasbora28 species(2 keepers)
3.Boraras6 species(1 keepers)
4.Brevibora2 species(1 keepers)
5.Devario18 species(1 keepers)
Hop to next section Most Kept Species
1.
Rasbora borapetensisRasbora borapetensis
(22.22%)
2.
Opsarius canarensisOpsarius canarensis
(22.22%)
3.
Rasbora cf. paucisqualisRasbora cf. paucisqualis
(11.11%)
4.
Rasbora caudimaculataRasbora caudimaculata
(11.11%)
5.
Devario assamensisDevario assamensis
(11.11%)
6.Brevibora dorsiocellata(11.11%)
7.
Boraras urophthalmoidesBoraras urophthalmoides
(11.11%)
Hop to next section Most Kept Species List
(Alphabetic | Chronological | Most Bred)
1.
Opsarius canarensisOpsarius canarensis
(i:1, k:2, b:0)
2.
Rasbora borapetensisRasbora borapetensis
(i:5, k:2, b:0)
3.
Boraras urophthalmoidesBoraras urophthalmoides
(i:5, k:1, b:0)
4.Brevibora dorsiocellata(i:0, k:1, b:0)
5.
Devario assamensisDevario assamensis
(i:4, k:1, b:0)
6.
Rasbora caudimaculataRasbora caudimaculata
(i:3, k:1, b:0)
7.
Rasbora cf. paucisqualisRasbora cf. paucisqualis
(i:1, k:1, b:0)