In the last few decades, many danionin species have been moved into different genera, in some cases repeatedly; similarly, some species have been synonymised with other species and even in some cases later unsynonymised, all of which has caused confusion. With a large number of recent discoveries, particularly in Myanmar in recent years, confusion has been caused. As a result, a separate page has been created which lists all danionin species and also lists defunct species which have since been synonymised or renamed. Individual danionin species are listed below in order of genus: Species categorised by genus Danio The species remaining in the genus Danio comprise most of the danionins familiar to aquarists. They have two pairs of long barbels and are generally characterised by horizontal stripes (with the exception of the Panther Danio, Glowlight Danio and Black Barred Danio which have vertical bars. In size they range from 4 cm/ 1.75 in) to 15 cm/ 6 in). Frequently used common names are given for reference, but if the common name does not appear, click on it on the section above for more details. Danio albolineatus - Pearl Danio Danio abolineatus var pulcher - Blue-Redstripe Danio Danio abolineatus var tweediei - Kedah Danio Danio choprai - Glowlight Danio Danio dangila - Moustached danio Danio feegradei - Yoma Danio Danio kerri - Blue Danio Danio kyathit var spotted - Ocelot Danio Danio kyathit var striped - Orange Finned Zebra Danio Celestichthys margaritatus - Celestial Pearl Danio formerly known as Galaxy Rasbora Danio meghalayensis - Meghalaya Danio - Danio nigrofasciatus - Spotted Danio - Danio quangbinhensis Danio roseus - Rose Danio - Danio rerio - Zebra danio Danio rerio var frankei - Leopard Danio Danio sp "Hikari" - Hikari Danio Danio sp aff kyathit - Redfin Danio Danio sp "KP01" - Burma Zebra Danio Danio sp "TW01" - Black Barred Danio Danio sp "TW02" - Burma Danio Danio sp "TW03" - Panther Danio Devario The Devario species comprise some danionins familiar to aquarists. Generally larger fish than Danios, they have short barbels (if present at all) and generally have deeper bodies than Danio, with species having vertical stripes present (as well as horizontal). In size, they range from 5 to 15 cm (2 to 6 in). Devario acuticephala Devario aequipinnatus - Giant Danio Devario affinis - False Giant Danio Devario apogon Devario assamensis - Red Mirik Danio Devario annandalei - Annandale's Giant