Cyclocheilichthys armatus
Hampala Barb, Armatus Barb, Giant Hampala
Cyclocheilichthys armatus, commonly known as the Hampala Barb or Giant Hampala, is a large, robust fish popular among aquarists due to its striking appearance and active nature. The species is characterized by its elongated body with a silver hue and black stripes or markings. Due to its size and activity level, it requires a spacious tank and is best suited for experienced fishkeepers. Hampala Barb's natural behavior is predatory, so care should be taken when considering tank mates. Well-planned aquascaping with plenty of open swimming space and hiding spots is advisable.
Distribution
Cambodia,Laos,Malaysia,Philippines,Thailand,Vietnam.References
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