Hüaliinkõhri

Hüaliinkõhri is a species of fish belonging to the family Cobitidae, commonly known as loaches. The scientific name of this species is Misgurnus fossilis. It is native to Europe and Asia, found in freshwater habitats such as rivers, lakes, and ponds. These fish are characterized by their elongated, slender bodies, small eyes, and a barbels around their mouths, which they use to search for food on the substrate. Hüaliinkõhri are typically bottom-dwellers, often burying themselves in sand or mud to escape predators or seek shelter.

The diet of hüaliinkõhri consists primarily of small invertebrates, insect larvae, and organic matter found in the sediment. They are known to be sensitive to changes in water quality and are often considered an indicator species for the health of their aquatic environment. In some regions, hüaliinkõhri are also of interest for their role in aquarium keeping, although their specific needs for substrate and water conditions must be met. Reproduction typically involves the laying of adhesive eggs on aquatic vegetation. The conservation status of hüaliinkõhri can vary depending on the specific region, with some populations facing threats from habitat degradation and pollution.