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Boraras merah (Rasbora merah) — Seriously Fish

EtymologyDistributionHabitatAquarium Sizetop ↑MaintenanceDietBehaviour and Compatibilitytop ↑Sexual DimorphismReproductionNotestop ↑Boraras anagram of the generic name Rasbora in reference to the reversed ratio of abdominal and caudal vertebrae in this genus merah from the Indonesian word merah meaning ‘red’ in allusion to the base body colour Appears endemic to southern Borneo The type specimens were collected from the Jelai Bila river basinat Nataik Sedawak presumably a settlement of some kind near the town of Sukamara in the Indonesian province of Kalimantan Tengah (Central Kalimantan) The full type locality is ‘Sungei Jelai Bila basin 2°41’S 111°13’E Nataik Sedawak about 30 kilometers south of Sukamara Kalimantan Tengah Borneo’ Its range extends westwards from the Jelai Bila watershed whereas that of the congener B brigittae with which it may occur sympatrically there (see ‘Notes’) extends east Inhabits black water streams and rivers associated with ancient forest peat swamps The water is stained brown due to the release of tannins and other chemicals released by decomposing organic matter and the substratescattered with fallen leaves twigs and branches Such environments characteristically contain very soft (negligible hardness) acidic (pHas low as 40) water and are often dimlylit due to the forest canopy above These biotopes are under serious threat across much of Southeast Asia from rubber/palm oil plantations building developments and other human activities Though small it still needs space to swim and dominant males will form temporary territories when spawning so a group is best kept in a tank with base dimensions of at least 45 ∗ 30cm Best maintained in a denselyplanted aquarium and is an excellent choice for the carefullyaquascaped setup The addition of some floating plants and roots or branches to diffuse the light entering the tankalso seems to be appreciated and adds a more natural feel Filtration does not need to be particularly strong as it mostly hails from sluggish waters and may struggle if there is a fast current To see it at its best a biotopestyle setup can also make an interesting project A soft sandy substrateis probably the best choice to which can be added roots and branches placed in such a way that plenty of shady spots are formed If you can’t find driftwood of the desired shape common beech or oak is safe to use if thoroughly dried and stripped of bark The addition of dried leaf litter further emphasises the natural feel and encourage growth of microbe colonies as decomposition occurs These tiny creatures can provide a valuable secondary food source for fry whilst the tannins and As with other Boraras species it’s likely to be a micropredator feeding on small insects worms crustaceans and other zooplanktonin nature In the aquarium it will accept dried foods of a suitable size but should not be fed these exclusively Daily meals of small live and frozen fare such as Daphnia Artemiaalong with good quality flakes and granules will result in the best colouration and encourage the fish to come into breeding condition This species is very peaceful but does not make an ideal community fish due to its small size and rather timid nature It will do best when maintained alone or with other diminutive species such as Microdevario Sundadanio Danionella Eirmotus Trigonostigma pygmy Corydoras and small Loricariids such as Otocinclus It also makes an ideal companion for shy anabantoids such as Sphaerichthys Parosphromenus or the more diminutive Betta species and in a planted setup can be housed alongside freshwater shrimp of the genera Caridina and Neocaridina It’s a schooling speciesby nature and really should be kept in a group of at least 810 specimens Maintaining it in decent numbers will not only make the fish less nervous but will result in a more effective naturallooking display Males will also display their best colours and some interesting behaviour as they compete with one other for female attention Maturefemales are noticeably rounderbellied and often a little larger than males Males are generally more attractive with dominant individuals often displaying intense colouration Like many small cyprinids this species is an eggscattering continuous spawner that exhibits zero parental care That is to say when in good condition and in the presence of both males and females relatively small numbers of eggs will be laid daily In a wellfurnished mature aquarium it is therefore possible that small numbers of frymay start to appear without human intervention However if you want to increase the yield of frya slightly more controlled approach is required The adult group can still be conditioned together but one or more small perhaps 1015 litre containers should also be set up These should be very dimly lit with the baseeither left bare or covered with some kind of mesh of a large enough grade so that any eggs that fail to adhere to the plant can pass through but small enough so that the adults cannot reach them The widely available plastic ‘grass’type matting can also be used and works very well The water itself should be of pH5065 15°H with a tem B merah possesses a colour pattern which is comparable to its congeners B brigittae and B maculatus but can be easily identified as it lacks colour in much of the body with the red pigmentationtending to be concentrated around the dark body markings It’s sometimes seen on sale with the alternative trade name of ‘phoenix rasbora’ B brigittae is most similar but possesses a greater proportion of orange/red pigmentation and the dark body markings usually form an unbroken stripe whereas they tend to form a series of spots or blotches in B merah Fullystriped male individuals do exist however and this has led to speculation that B brigittae and B merah are the same species (Körner 2010) The same author also reported that in an ‘eastern’ population (from the area around Banjarmasin?) both sexes develop a striped pattern before maturity while in the ‘central’ population (Palangkaraya where fish are collected for the aquarium trade) only males develop the striped colour pat.

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merah (Jawi spelling ميره‎) red (having red as its colour) Saya mahu beli kereta merah I want to buy a red car Noun merah (Jawi spelling ميره‎ plural merahmerah informal 1st possessive merahku impolite 2nd possessive merahmu 3rd possessive merahnya) red (colour) Merah warna kegemaran saya Red is my favourite colour Synonyms.