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Other Common Names:
Giant Barb.
Siamesisk Karpe.
Siamesisk Jätte Karp.
Identification:
Large green scales with dark green to blue edges.
Dark to black fins and tail.
Short but high dorsal fin.
Light to cream coloured cheeks.
Typical Location:
In weedy areas of deep, slow flowing and quiet water.
Fishing Methods:
Bottom fishing with dough, bread, potatoes, cheese or earthworm.
Fighting Characteristics:
Endless powerful pulls in search of underwater snags.
Fishing Khao Lak's Comment:
The biggest carp species in the world. With fish like this in Thailand,
we often wonder why people still want to fish for carp anywhere else!
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Schwanenfeld's Barb
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