Red-Fin Bitterling (Rhodeus cf. albomarginatus) – Rare Chinese Bitterling Leptobotia guilinensis Omnivorous—needs a mix of high-quality

Omnivorous—needs a mix of high-quality sinking pellets or wafers

reaching up to approximately 4

including other peaceful fish species

Their omnivorous diet accepts high-quality flakes

active fresh‑water loach native to the Gansu region of China

Red-Fin Bitterling (Rhodeus cf. albomarginatus) – Rare Chinese Bitterling Leptobotia guilinensis Omnivorous—needs a mix of high-qualityDescription & Care Instructions Discover the elegant Rhodeus albomarginatus, a rare bitterling species native to the Lvjiang River tributaries of Chinas Yangtze basin. Males are distinguished by a grayish body that transitions to a reddish orange belly, a vibrant red spot on the central caudal fin, and finely white margined dorsal, anal, and pelvic finstraits that remain vibrant year round and intensify during the breeding season. Care Guidelines