All FishesFamilies ⇒ Cyprinidae

Common member of the family Cyprinidae
 
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Pronounced sip rin eh day
Family Common Name Carp
Etymology From the Latin cyprinus meaning carp, from Greek kyprinos.
Features Cyprinids have scales, which are often quite large and well defined but absent from the head. Fleshy, short barbles are present around the mouth. They have no adipose fin and no teeth on their jaws.
Distribution Africa, Europe, Asia and North America.
Common Names Barbs, Minnows and Rasboras.
Size Smallest 46mm, largest 900mm, average 173mm, most commonly 150mm. All SL.
Subfamilies There are 4 subfamilies in the database
Species There are 19 "species" in 15 genera in the database
Keepers 19 species (100%) are being kept by registered keepers
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4.Smiliogastrinae122 species(642%)
4.Labeoninae25 species(132%)
4.Cyprininae4 species(21%)
4.Undefined0 species(0%)
Hop to next section Top Five Genera (by keepers)
1.Crossocheilus 6 species(7 keepers)
2.Epalzeorhynchos 3 species(6 keepers)
3.Balantiocheilos 2 species(3 keepers)
4.Barbodes 38 species(3 keepers)
5.Carassius 2 species(3 keepers)
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1.(16.67%)
2.(7.14%)
3.(7.14%)
4.(7.14%)
5.(7.14%)
6.(7.14%)
7.(7.14%)
8.(7.14%)
9.(4.76%)
10.(4.76%)
11.(4.76%)
12.(2.38%)
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15.(2.38%)
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19.(2.38%)
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(Alphabetic | Chronological | Most Bred)
1.(i:5, k:7, b:0)
2.(i:6, k:3, b:0)
3.(i:3, k:3, b:0)
4.(i:16, k:3, b:0)
5.(i:9, k:3, b:0)
6.(i:1, k:3, b:0)
7.(i:2, k:3, b:0)
8.(i:3, k:3, b:0)
9.(i:2, k:2, b:0)
10.(i:1, k:2, b:0)
11.(i:5, k:2, b:0)
12.(i:3, k:1, b:0)
13.(i:1, k:1, b:0)
14.(i:1, k:1, b:0)
15.(i:6, k:1, b:0)
16.(i:3, k:1, b:0)
17.(i:3, k:1, b:0)
18.(i:6, k:1, b:0)
19.(i:7, k:1, b:0)