Tiger Fish e le specie simili
Datnioides
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Siamese Tigerfish
Datnioides pulcher
Differenze chiave: Typically has 5 distinct, broad, black vertical bands. The first band passes through the eye, the second originates from the dorsal fin, the third is mid-body, the fourth is posterior, and the fifth is on the caudal peduncle. Often has a more golden-yellow base color. Historically confused with D. microlepis but is now recognized as a distinct species, primarily found in the Mekong basin.
Indonesian Tigerfish
Datnioides microlepis
Differenze chiave: Generally has 6-7 vertical bands, which can be less distinct or more irregular than D. pulcher. The base color can be more yellowish-brown. Scales are notably smaller than other Datnioides species. Found in various river systems across Southeast Asia, including Sumatra, Borneo, and parts of Thailand.
New Guinea Tigerfish
Datnioides campbelli
Differenze chiave: Characterized by 5-6 vertical bands, often with a more silvery-grey base color. The bands can be somewhat broken or irregular. Endemic to New Guinea.
Finescale Tigerfish
Datnioides undecimradiatus
Differenze chiave: Distinguished by 11-12 narrower, more numerous vertical bands. It has a more elongated body shape compared to D. pulcher or D. microlepis. Primarily found in the Mekong River basin.
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