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SPECIES DOSSIER · RESEARCH STAGE

Rasbora baliensis

Bali Rasbora

Illustrated Rasbora baliensis, lateral profile facing left on black
Status reviewOpen species explanation
About this image

Illustrative or adapted specimen presentation. It is not a documentary photograph of LIMNIC stock, a voucher specimen or evidence of successful breeding.

Scientific references establish the profile’s research context; they do not by themselves establish image ownership or validate the depicted animal.

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Identity and origin

Origin
Bali and Java; additional Lesser Sunda records
Identity
Accepted species; not restricted to Bali

A silver schooling rasbora with published records from Java, Bali and the Lesser Sundas. Keep it separate from R. lateristriata: their species complex has a history of conflicting identifications.

Habitat and care

Rivers and lake-associated freshwater. Habitat and identity reference

Keep a compatible shoal with swimming space; verify locality and identification before sourcing.

Design for feeding and movement

Care-planning notes. Confirm exact requirements for the species and source population.

  • Check adult dimensions and social needs for this species; small body size alone does not establish aquarium suitability.
  • Provide swimming space and refuge, and choose companions with compatible feeding behaviour.
  • Match food size to the animal and observe feeding directly, especially when keeping small species with faster feeders.
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Evidence record

Conservation record: A current published assessment has not been verified for this profile. This does not imply low risk or permission to trade.

Catalogue inclusion confirms a research record, not current stock, legal export, or destination-country import permission.

  1. Hasan et al. (2021), distribution checklist.
  2. FishBase species record
  3. Dahruddin et al. (2017), Java and Bali barcode checklist