Family: Cyprinidae
Bangana rendahli — a Cyprinidae from southern China, mostly peaceful community fish. Reaches 24.8–36.3 cm; singly or in small groups depending on temperament. 18–26 °C.
Bangana rendahli is a Cyprinidae from southern China. In the wild it prefers clear streams and rivers over gravel; in the aquarium it stays mostly peaceful community fish. Plan on 24.8–36.3 cm of adult fish at 18–26 °C. Related profiles: Bangana decora, Bangana behri, Bangana dero.
A moderate-level species: mostly peaceful community fish; 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 family.
Expect 24.8–36.3 cm as an adult, living bottom-dwelling. A 500 L tank or larger gives it room.
Accepts quality flakes, granules and frozen foods. Feed two small meals a day rather than one large one.
Mostly peaceful community fish. Recommended tankmates: Robust schooling cyprinids — Add activity without conflict. Avoid Much larger predators — Risk at night.
Its home waters are southern China — clear streams and rivers over gravel, with moderate, well-oxygenated current.
Jumping is not a known issue; cover the tank anyway during water changes.
In the aquarium: egg-scatterer; no parental care. Males often slimmer and more colourful.