Fish Blog
The mutton snapper, or Lutjanus analis, is a species with a wide distribution along the Atlantic coasts of the Americas, thriving particularly in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Continue reading
The giant red tail gourami, scientifically known as Osphronemus laticlavius, stands as a majestic emblem of the Osphronemidae family, renowned for its grandeur and striking appearance. This aquatic wonder captivates Continue reading
The Great barracuda, scientifically known as Sphyraena barracuda, stands as a formidable presence in the realm of marine life. Its reputation precedes it, being revered as one of the iconic Continue reading
The story of Pangasius fish and its aquaculture traces back to the 1940s, finding its roots in the fertile lands surrounding the Mekong River Delta in Vietnam. What began as Continue reading
Pangasius, a genus encompassing medium to very large shark catfish species, thrives in the freshwater habitats of South and Southeast Asia. Among these species, the term “pangasius” commonly refers to Continue reading
The barracuda, a sleek and muscular denizen of the ocean depths, possesses a form that epitomizes aquatic agility. Its torpedo-shaped body, sculpted by eons of evolution, is a marvel of Continue reading
Originating from various South American countries, the Red Longfin Aeneus Cory Catfish presents a stylish twist to the familiar Bronze Cory species. What distinguishes this variant is its striking transformation Continue reading
The Nile tilapia, scientifically referred to as Oreochromis niloticus, is a captivating species of tilapia, a type of cichlid fish found primarily in the northern regions of Africa and Israel. Continue reading
Sphyraena argentea, commonly referred to as the Pacific barracuda, California barracuda, or silver barracuda, holds its dominion in the sprawling expanse of the northeast Pacific Ocean. With its sleek, elongated Continue reading
Corydoras punctatus, commonly known as cory catfish, are fascinating creatures belonging to the family Callichthyidae and the Subfamily Corydoradinae. These small fish, typically reaching about two inches in length, captivate Continue reading