Opsariichthys macrolepis – Distinctive Freshwater Cyprinid-(10-12 cm) Rhinogobius sp. A distinctive neon green stripe

A distinctive neon green stripe runs from its eye along the dorsal area to the caudal peduncle

A true carnivore: actively stalks and feeds on live

Substrate & Decor: Smooth sand or fine gravel with many rounded river stones and flat rocks

peaceful species

Feeding Frequency: Once or twice daily

Opsariichthys macrolepis – Distinctive Freshwater Cyprinid-(10-12 cm) Rhinogobius sp. A distinctive neon green stripeOpsariichthys macrolepis is a freshwater fish recognized for its relatively large scales (macrolepis meaning large scales) and streamlined body. Native to East Asian river systems, it is appreciated for its peaceful nature and suitability in community aquariums. This active species thrives in flowing water and enjoys a diet of varied foods. Features Size: Typically reaches about 1012 cm (45 inches) in length. Origin: Rivers and streams in East Asia,