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AQUATIC NOTEBOOK Male Black Ruby Barb, now known as Pethia nigrofasciata New names for old friends Hans-Jürgen Bäselt Nothing is as constant as change. This applies especially to the taxonomy of fishes, and earlier this year some familiar barb species from India and Sri Lanka were caught up in a sea of revisions. Pethiyagodha et al. revised the large “dumpster” genus Puntius and divided it into several newly established genera. Nine species of the former Puntius filamentosus group were placed in the genus Dawkinsia. The Melon Barb (formerly Puntius fasciatus, now Dravidia fasciata) was renamed and put together with four other species in the genus Dravidia. The third new genus, Pethia, was erected to include some very popular species, such Pethia conchonius, P. padamya, P. ticto, and many more. Pethia nigrofasciata, known to many as the Black Ruby Barb, belongs in the genus as well. The Melon Barb is now called Dravidia fasciata. The Filament Barb Dawkinsia filamentosa was reclassified as well. AMAZONAS H.-G. EVERS 20
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