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Albino Senegal Bichir Fish – Live Fish Captive-Bred Aquatic Pet

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $49.99.Current price is: $28.97.

Albino Senegal Bichir survives out of water; perfect for large aquariums with passive fish.

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Albino Senegal Bichir

The Cuvier Bichir, also called the Senegal Bichir, Gray Bichir, or Dragonfin, is a member of the Polypteridae, or Lobe-Finned Pike family. This species is Captive-Bred, but is endemic to the streams and rivers of Africa. As with other members of the primitive Polypteridae family, the Cuvier Bichir has the unique ability to survive out of water. With a lung-like paired swim bladder and gills to help breathing, the Cuvier Bichir can spend short periods of time on land, but must soon return to its water environment for adequate respiration. This species is brown in color with an elongated snakelike body.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Species Albino Senegal Bichir
Family Polypteridae
Origin Africa (Captive-Bred)
Water Breathing Ability Can survive short periods out of water
Body Shape Elongated, snakelike

FAQ

Can the Albino Senegal Bichir live out of water for long periods?

No, the Albino Senegal Bichir can only survive out of water for short periods. It relies on its lung-like swim bladder and gills for respiration and must return to water promptly for adequate oxygen intake.

What kind of aquarium setup is best for this fish?

A large, spacious aquarium is recommended. The fish prefers a quiet, stable environment with minimal current and should be kept with other large, passive fish to reduce stress.

Is the Albino Senegal Bichir suitable for beginners?

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3 reviews for Albino Senegal Bichir Fish – Live Fish Captive-Bred Aquatic Pet

  1. Joseph Berry –

    The albino Senegal Bichir is a striking addition to my aquarium. It looks beautiful with its pale color and unique body shape. It has adapted well to the tank and seems active without being aggressive. I appreciate its ability to stay out of water briefly, which is fascinating to watch.

  2. Jessica Newman –

    This fish is a bit unusual, but very interesting. It’s peaceful and doesn’t bother other fish. I’ve noticed it sometimes moves onto the tank side when the water level drops, which is a cool behavior. Needs a large tank, but worth the space.

  3. Emily Dyer –

    The fish arrived healthy and active. It has been in the tank for two months and shows no signs of stress. The color is very clean and bright, and it seems to enjoy the environment. A unique and captivating species.

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