5 inches, thin, wide head/mouth, single barbel pair, short flag-like dorsal fin, pale orange fading to white, peaceful. Matches green tench (Tinca tinca), a bottom-feeding cyprinid often sold for algae control.
They root in sediment, eating detritus and some algae. Compatible with koi and goldfish. Can grow to 12+ inches.
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