Official payara thread?
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Has anyone ever owned the smaller species of payara?
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Snub Nosed Payara (Cynodon gibbus)
A smaller growing relative of the Payara or Sabertooth Barracudas found throughout much of South America, the Snub Nosed Payara is a highly adapted predator typically found in waters with moderate to strong current. With their unique, flattened body shape, they spend most of their time hanging...
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I had scomberoides which are ace fish and not too big in my opinion had mine a couple of years till I had to temporarily keep all my fish together and a tiger fish killed them. Dead easy to feed and keep and just coolHas anyone ever owned the smaller species of payara?
Snub Nosed Payara (Cynodon gibbus)
A smaller growing relative of the Payara or Sabertooth Barracudas found throughout much of South America, the Snub Nosed Payara is a highly adapted predator typically found in waters with moderate to strong current. With their unique, flattened body shape, they spend most of their time hanging...
I had a tatuaia for 2 years until last week, was 9" when it was battered by my arowana which just turned on it for some reason! Big preds are a pain. The Tatt was a cool fish again dead easy to feed just took whatever frozen food was put his way, not aggressive with anything else and look superb
