Cuban Gar (Atractosteus tristoechus)

Cuban Gar (Atractosteus tristoechus)The Cuban Gar is arare Gar species found in the rivers and lakes of the Western Cuba. The cylindrical and lengthened body of the Cuban Gar with a head like a crocodileaTmakes them a very prehistoric looking fish. The long body of the Cuban Gar is covered with a natural oil, it can move through the water with astonishing speed, to attack their prey or to escape from their enemies. The species that survives in Cuba is of green dark color, with a maximum

This is the TRUE albino clown knifefish

stemming from the Tupi language words pirá and arara

They are a peaceful fish but can be territorial

Amazing catfish

Although the species is called a cod in the vernacular

Adolfoi Corys pair well with:

with some black on the head

Leptobotia pellegrini thrives in clean

These particular redtail catfish are short body

It is immediately distinguished by being dark grey to black and having bright

The starry sturgeon also known as stellate sturgeon or sevruga

Their native river habitat is comprised mostly of rocky areas and submerged wood / tree stumps with most of the submerged vegetation growing near the river banks