Barb ID please

[Al KW Tan]

The new barbs tend to shoal with my earth-eaters..

 

[GiantFishKeeper101]

Origin of fish?

The wide body fish is Cyclocheilichthys sp. The smaller one looks more like Osteochilus sp.

 

[Al KW Tan]

Origin of fish?

The wide body fish is Cyclocheilichthys sp. The smaller one looks more like Osteochilus sp.

Thanks for the help.
They're southeast asian or South Thailand. Hope it's the spilurus rather than vittatus, as the latter grows quite large

 

[Al KW Tan]

For the time being, they're officially 'earth-eaters'.. Lol!

 

[Al KW Tan]

Meanwhile, it seems to start to display some coloration

 

[GiantFishKeeper101]

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Meanwhile, it seems to start to display some coloration

I'd say this is vittatus.

 

[Al KW Tan]

I'd say this is vittatus.

Oh.. That would mean it'll outgrow the beardless, in time

 

[Al KW Tan]

Is this the Lemon-Fin Barb, Hypsibarbus Wetmorei?

 

[GiantFishKeeper101]

Is this the Lemon-Fin Barb, Hypsibarbus Wetmorei? View attachment 1479294View attachment 1479295

Mystacoleucus sp. Possibly M. obtusirostris

 

[Al KW Tan]

Mystacoleucus sp. Possibly M. obtusirostris

Wow.. You're definitely some kind of barb expert. ? I'm so blur when it comes to barbs. ?