Kunene barb
Introduction: The Kunene barb (Enteromius dorsolineatus) is a species of freshwater fish belonging to the Cyprinidae family. This fish is native to various river systems and streams in southern Africa, including certain regions of Namibia.
Distribution: The Kunene barb can be found in several river systems and streams across southern Africa, including specific areas in Namibia.
Diet: In its natural habitat, the Kunene barb is omnivorous, consuming a wide range of food, including small insects, crustaceans, plant matter, and algae.
colouration: This species displays prominent horizontal dark lines along its golden-yellow body. The dorsal fin also features a striking dark pattern, adding to its appeal.
Breeding: Breeding behaviour in the Kunene barb typically involves egg scattering among aquatic plants.
Size: The Kunene barb is a small-sized fish, and adults usually reach a length of about 6 to 7 centimetres.
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