Longfin Zacco or Stream Chub (Opsariichthys evolans), family Xenocyprididae, order Cypriniformes, found in Southern China and Taiwan
photograph by Peng Enpengfishery

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Longfin Zacco or Stream Chub (Opsariichthys evolans), family Xenocyprididae, order Cypriniformes, found in Southern China and Taiwan
photograph by Peng Enpengfishery

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Round 3 - Actinopterygii - Cypriniformes
(Sources - 1, 2, 3, 4)
Order: Cypriniformes
Common Name: no common name for the whole order
Families: 23 - Gyrinocheilidae (âalgae eatersâ), Catostomidae (âsuckersâ), Botiidae (âpointface loachesâ), Vaillantellidae (âlong-fin loachesâ), Cobitidae (âtrue loachesâ), Barbuccidae (âscooter loachesâ), Gastromyzontidae (âhillstream loachesâ), Serpenticobitidae (âserpent loachesâ), Balitoridae (also âhillstream loachesâ), Ellopostomatidae (âsquare-head loachesâ), Nemacheilidae (âstone loachesâ), Paedocyprididae (âtiny carpsâ), Psilorhynchidae (âmountain carpsâ), Cyprinidae (âcarpsâ, âminnowsâ, âbarbsâ, and âbarbelsâ), Sundadanionidae (âtiny daniosâ), Danionidae (âtroutbarbsâ, ârasborinesâ, âdanioninesâ, and âflying barbsâ), Leptobarbidae (âcigar barbsâ), Xenocyprididae (âEast Asian minnowsâ or âsharpbelliesâ), Tincidae (âTenchâ), Acheilognathidae (âbitterlingsâ), Gobionidae (âfreshwater gudgeonsâ), Tanichthyidae (âmountain minnowsâ), and Leuciscidae (âtrue minnowsâ)
Anatomy: thick body; one dorsal fin; lack teeth in the mouth, but have convergent structures called pharyngeal teeth in the throat, which grind against a chewing pad on the base of the skull; most are equipped with barbels to help them locate food at night or in murky conditions
Diet: algae, plankton, plants, insects, snails, worms, small fish
Habitat/Range: Worldwide; most species are strictly freshwater, but some are found in brackish water, and at least one species is found in saltwater, though brackish and marine species swim upstream into rivers to spawn
Evolved in: Late Cretaceous
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Catostomus commersonii
White Sucker
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Status: Least concern
Distribution: Widely found in freshwater habitats of North America. Introduced in the United Kingdom.
Reticulated hillstream loach (Sewellia lineolata?) They're some of my favorites :)
Excellent choice!
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My first taxidermy of a fish â Tench (Tinca tinca)

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Bighead Carp (Hypophthalmichthys nobilis) - (c) SaritaWolf - please do not repost
Smallmouth Buffalo Ictiobus bubalus
A sucker fish found in the Mississippi Basin in the United States. One of the longest-lived fishes, it is capable of living more than a century. The smallmouth buffalo is in decline across large portions of its range, and is subject to unregulated exploitation.
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A bitterling and heron from last month :)