Author: Smith, 1902
FBname: Sinarapan
Comments: Adults occur from the shoreline to depths of at least 12 m.  Caught with collapsible Y-shaped push-nets (sakag); also aggregated using a device (abung) wherein the fish comes to rest upon palm leaves and are then harvested using triangular nets (sarap).  Sinarapan is a delicacy and of great economic importance to the communities around the lakes.  Listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as 'smallest food fish' (Ref. 6472).