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Cyprinidae ? Cyprinidae ? Rhodeus

The picture below shows a small flat fish called Rhodeus tonkinensis. Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus. Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, is a species of small carp, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus, commonly known as Rhodeus ocellatus and Rhodeus ocellatus. Fish gather into a group, stay in the river bank near the edge of the water plants or no grass near the river bank in the upper waters, for the planktonic life; the end of the juvenile period, it is in the water plants cruising, oblique swimming, swimming and rotating swimming in three ways, and sometimes also sideways leaping swimming, and have a certain ability to avoid enemies and behavior. Juvenile and adult fish live in the middle and lower waters. The high-bodied phlegm likes to live in groups, but in the spawning period of the dispersed life, and has the habit of laying eggs in the mussels.