Kind of looks like a cross between a rosy and a gold barb. Rosies
tend to be more flat sided and high (deep) bodied. You will probably
need an Asian barb systematist to really make a definitive judgement.
Though he may be of no help, since long term captive bred fish tend
to migrate away from their original, natural characteristics.
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