Blue-Edge Bitterling (Rhodeus shitaiensis) — Rare Yangtze Stream Gem Banded Rainbowfish keep in groups of six

keep in groups of six or more to encourage natural behavior

to the Pearl (Zhu Jiang) drainage in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Characterized by its shimmering golden lateral stripes and subtle body coloration

Primary Diet: Live or frozen foods such as bloodworms

accepts sinking pellets

Blue-Edge Bitterling (Rhodeus shitaiensis) — Rare Yangtze Stream Gem Banded Rainbowfish keep in groups of sixThe Blue Edge Bitterling is a rare bit of natural elegance from the Qiupu River, Anhui Provincean exquisite variant of Rhodeus shitaiensis distinguished by shimmering blue edges along its dorsal and anal fins. Males reveal a flash of orange red on their belly and tail base, creating a serene contrast with the cool fin highlights. Features & Key Traits: Size: Compact, typically up to ~6. 2 cm SL Habitat: Endemic to the clear, subtropical streams of