bichirs

bichirs are ancient fish species that have survived for millions of years.

aquarium hobbyists often keep bichirs in large freshwater tanks.

bichirs have elongated bodies and distinctive dorsal finlets.

some bichirs can breathe air using their primitive lungs.

bichirs are predatory fish that hunt at night.

these bichirs prefer slow-moving waters with plenty of hiding spots.

marine biologists study bichirs to understand evolutionary biology.

bichirs can grow quite large, reaching lengths over three feet.

the bichirs' ability to survive in low-oxygen waters is remarkable.

proper bichirs care requires maintaining excellent water quality.

wild bichirs inhabit rivers and wetlands throughout africa.

juvenile bichirs exhibit different coloration than adult specimens.

experienced keepers recommend feeding bichirs a varied diet.