Banded neolebias

The Banded neolebias lives in the pelagic, freshwater environment.

The Banded neolebias is classified as Critically Endangered (CR), facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild.

most distinguishing feature of the banded neolebias is a series of nine to twelve vertical, black bars running down each side of its body. Each bar is clearly defined at the centre, becoming increasingly blurred towards the ends. More

most distinguishing feature of the banded neolebias is a series of nine to twelve vertical, black bars running ... More

The Banded Neolebias is a small fish that lives only in the Kataba and Sianda Creek, a tributary of Kataba in Zambia. It has nine to 12 vertical bars on each side of its body. More

Banded neolebias - Neolebias lozii - Information - ARKive - glossary... Rank: 68%*******___ Biology, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Texas A and M University. More

Banded Neolebias RC-3537 Please link to this site. Banded Wattle-eye RC-504 Please link to this site. Bandula Barb RC-5234 Please link to this site. Banggai Cardinalfish RC-4051 Please link to this site. Banggai Crow RC-2270 Please link to this site. More

Common names

Balk-dwergsitarien in Afrikaans
Banded neolebias in English
洛氏新唇脂鯉 in Mandarin Chinese
洛氏新唇脂鯉 in Unknown
洛氏新唇脂鲤 in Mandarin Chinese
洛氏新唇脂鲤 in Unknown

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