Long Fin Bitterling – Elegant Freshwater Stream Dweller Microphysogobio tafangensis especially during breeding season

especially during breeding season

Omnivorous—eat a varied diet including high-quality flakes

this goby is instantly recognizable by its 5–6 serrated longitudinal stripes and the pair of bold oblique bars just behind its upper jaw—features that inspired its scientific name

a pH level between 6

they sift through the substrate for food

Long Fin Bitterling – Elegant Freshwater Stream Dweller Microphysogobio tafangensis especially during breeding seasonThe Long Fin Bitterling is a graceful freshwater fish known for its beautifully elongated dorsal and anal fins, giving it an elegant flowing appearance. Native to East Asian rivers and streams, this peaceful species is highly prized in planted aquariums for its delicate fins and subtle coloration. It shares the fascinating reproductive behavior typical of bitterlings, laying eggs inside freshwater mussels where the young develop safely. Features Size: