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jeen
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Caught in the chalakudy river

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Hi Jeen,

This is definitely not off my knowledge. But a quick google search reveals that it is a Barilius or hillstream trout. Here's a good reference to this fish:

http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/c ... php?sid=50

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Most likely the Barilius bakeri
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I have caught them before from a steam in Wayanad.
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Thanks guys. Is definitely Barrilus bakeri.



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beauty of a fish Jean thanks for sharing :D
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that is piscatorial poetry...
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That was a beautiful fish.
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What a beauty, how large was it?
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About 4 1/2 " Bobby.


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Really a looker of a fish. What stunning beauty. Other than the yellow spotted reef cod (Picture is somewhere on this forum) the most beautiful fish caught in wild.

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I second that Ali, apart from the grouper caught by Atul (snakhead_angler) this is the most stunning fish on the forum. Beauty........ Thanks Jeen
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another cyprinid from the chalakudy. Any clues??
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Was it caught with a hook?
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Tiny little hook and rice cake for bait.
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Hypselobarbus sp. (possibly H.thomassi or H.curmuca)

Very interesting...


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As per the annual report, published by the National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources, Lucknow, Chalakudy river is perhaps the richest river in fish diversity in India. Out of 71 species of fishes found in Chalakudy, Cyprinids are the dominant group represented by 24 species.

As these are your local haunts, why dont you invest in the book “Fish fauna of Chalakudy River by Rajeev Raghavan, G. Prasad, P. H. Anvar Ali and Benno Pereira.

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Another pretty little fish from the periyar.

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jeen it's a beautiful fish......thanks for sharing

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Puntius filamentosus
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jeen wrote:
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another cyprinid from the chalakudy. Any clues??


Vyas is close, but I'd vouch for Hypselobarbus lithopidus
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@ Channabarca ...... :wink: [smilie=coolup.gif]

My guess on the species was just a wild one...The meristics of this genus is quite mindboggling
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vyastk wrote:
@ Channabarca ...... :wink: [smilie=coolup.gif]

Hi Vyas, thanks for introducing me to this great site. Wonderful documentation.

My guess on the species was just a wild one...The meristics of this genus is quite mindboggling


You bet :roll:


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Could it be Hypselobarbus thomassi (Red canarese barb)? i found it online.

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