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− | = | + | |tank_compatibility=:A relatively peaceful Bichir, however, will eat smaller fish. Should only be kept with robust peaceful fish larger than itself. Will cohabit with other Bichirs. |
− | :A relatively peaceful Bichir, however, will eat smaller fish. Should only be kept with robust peaceful fish larger than itself. Will cohabit with other Bichirs. | + | |behaviour=:A bottom-dwelling large predatory fish. Only a threat to fish smaller than itself. |
− | + | |identification=:This species usually has a very clear distinction between the dark greyish-green dorsal surface and the whitish ventral surface. Several dark bands are present which may fork towards the bottom. The head is relatively large, giving rise to one of the common names of 'fat-headed' Bichir. This species retains external gills much longer than most other ''Polypterus'' species. There are 9-11 dorsal finlets. | |
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− | :This species usually has a very clear distinction between the dark greyish-green dorsal surface and the whitish ventral surface. Several dark bands are present which may fork towards the bottom. The head is relatively large, giving rise to one of the common names of 'fat-headed' Bichir. This species retains external gills much longer than most other ''Polypterus'' species. There are 9-11 dorsal finlets. | ||
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|Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Bichirs | |Category=Fish, Fish (Freshwater), Oddballs, Bichirs |