Australian Lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri)

Australian Lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri)This prehistoric fish is truly a "Jurrassic" Fish in every sense of the word. The Australian Lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri) is often referred to as a living fossil. They survived unchanged for more than 100 million years. The Australian Lungfish has both gills and a single lung that allows it to breathe air.

Monoculus Peacock Bass are found living in the main stem of the Amazon River

Perhaps they are called Parrotfish because their nose looks like a 'parrot's' beak

The glass headstander

Dorado Catfish are highly carnivorous

Can be territorial

character-filled species

The transition is categorized into 3 phases

one dorsal fin

An open area for night time exercise should also be offered

It is a great addition to a clean crew in your tank due to their digging behavior as they clean the substrate by picking up substrate in their mouth and spitting it back out

Phase 2 The black on the body starts to fade and golden yellow starts to show on the fish

it is known as cajaro