Great Snakehead (Channa marulius)
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Great Snakehead
Channa marulius
Challenging
1,324.894 liters
1,324,894.123 mL
1324.9 Litres (350 US G.)
70.866 in 150-180 cm (59.1-70.9")
Freshwater
6.5 - 7.5
297.15 K
75.2 °F
534.87 °R
301.15 K
82.4 °F
542.07 °R24 -28 °C (75.2-82.4°F)
8-12 °d
1:1 M:F
Uncommon
5-10 years
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Alternative names
- Great Snakehead, Bullseye Snakehead, Cobra Snakehead
Synonyms
- Channa marulia, Ophicephalus marulius, Ophicephalus grandinosus, Ophicephalus leucopunctatus
Sexing
- Unknown
Tank compatibility
- This is a very large, aggressive and predatory fish that, if kept with other fish, should be in very large aquaria and with similar size or larger than the Snakehead and very robust.
Diet
- A fairly unfussy fish that will accept the vast majority of meaty foods including crickets, earthworms, tadpoles and pieces of fish. In the wild they take frogs, fish, birds, snakes and small rodents!
Feeding regime
- Feed sparingly once or twice a day. This fish has a voracious appetite.
Environment Specifics
- This fish requires extremely large secure aquaria, a tropical pond is ideal.
Behaviour
- A very large, predatory and aggressive fish.
Identification
- How to id the animal.
Pictures
Videos
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External links
- Fishbase (Mirrors:
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