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giant danio

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Also known as: Danio malabaricus
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The giant danio (Danio malabaricus) is a species of fish native to Southeast Asia. It belongs to the carp family, Cyprinidae, and is known for its slender body and active swimming behavior.12

Key characteristics of the giant danio include:
* Appearance: Blue and yellow stripes.12
* Size: Typically reaches about 4 inches (11 cm) in length.12
* Habitat: Often kept in tropical aquariums due to its hardiness and active nature.2

Giant danios are part of the larger group of fish known as danios, which are popular in home aquariums.2

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