Giant Featherback Knifefish (Chitala lopis) Datnoid With a much smaller adult

With a much smaller adult size than other peacock bass of the genus Cichla

Like other types of carps

The Sterlet is one of the smallest growing species of sturgeon but can still reach a significant adult size of up to 30inches

Avoid very small fish that may fit in its mouth and aggressive tank mates

Pao suvattii spends most of its life buried with only its eyes exposed

Giant Featherback Knifefish (Chitala lopis) Datnoid With a much smaller adultGiant Featherback Knifefish Chitala lopis Ancient silhouette with silent glide The Giant Featherback Knifefish is a true Southeast Asian river giant, known for its long, laterally compressed body and flowing ribbon like fin that runs along the underside. Unlike species with bold eye spots, Chitala lopis carries a more understated, metallic silver to bronze body that reflects light smoothly as it moves. Its sleek, blade like profile and constant