Family: Cyprinidae
Bangana gedrosicus — a Cyprinidae freshwater fish. Reaches 24.8–36.3 cm; keep at 18–26 °C.
A Cyprinidae species: Bangana gedrosicus lives active throughout the water column over gravel. Mostly peaceful; some species nip fins. Adults reach 24.8–36.3 cm. It is one of the aquarium-kept Bangana species we profile, alongside Bangana decora, Bangana rendahli, Bangana behri.
A moderate-level species: mostly peaceful; some species nip fins; stable water matters more than fancy equipment.
Aim for 18–26 °C. Room temperature to heated, depending on origin; 18–26 °C typical for the genus.
Adults reach 24.8–36.3 cm; it is active throughout the water column. Plan for at least 500 litres.
Omnivore; prepared foods with regular vegetable matter. It forages naturally over fine gravel and sand, so let some food reach the bottom.
Mostly peaceful; some species nip fins; shoaling; keep in groups of 6 or more. Good company: Similar-sized peaceful community fish — Similar size and water needs. Keep away from Much smaller fish — May outcompete or bully tiny tankmates.
Its habitat is clear streams and rivers over gravel — moderate, well-oxygenated current, appreciates well-oxygenated water.
Jumping is not a known issue; cover the tank anyway during water changes.
Egg-scatterer; no parental care. Males often slimmer and more colourful.