The fish is lively, slender, and the lower palate is prominent. Several species are cultured as ornamental fish, the most common of which is the R. heteromorpha, a small red fish 4 to 5 cm (1.5 to 2 inches) long, with a wedge-shaped dark spot on each side. It is most common in Southeast Asia, but a few are born in Africa.
Characteristics: Wave fish, a collective name for about 45 species of cyprinid tropical freshwater fish. Body length, lateral flattening. The head is short and pointed. The orifice is tilted upwards, the anterior part of the lower jaw is slightly protruding, and there is a protrusion that is embedded in pair with the upper jaw depression. Wave fish do not need to. The lateral line is significantly curved towards the ventral side and is located on the underside of the body. The dorsal fin has no hard spines and is located above the ventral fin; the ken, ventral, and fins are short, and the caudal fin is slender, deeply forked, and the leaf end is pointed. It lives in streams and ditches.
Small fish, common body length of less than 100 mm. It is distributed on Hainan Island and various water systems in Guangdong and Guangxi. Qingbo fish, also known as Chinese barbed catfish, commonly known as black scales, green plates, taxonomically belongs to the order Cyprinids, carps, catfish subfamily, barbed catfish, the fish in the production area is one of the famous fish, which has individual large, fast growth, eating habits, fresh and tender meat, strong adaptability and other excellent traits. The distribution area is in Southeast Asia, but a few are born in Africa.
<Chinese scientific name: Wave fish>< Latin scientific name: Rasbora steineri (Nichols et C. H. Pope, 1927) >< alias: small white fish >< boundary: animal kingdom>< distribution area: most common in Southeast Asia, but a few born in Africa. >