Africa is home to a large number of exotic fish that can swim well. Among them there are representatives of characins, cichlids. There are many barbs and catfish in the waters that live at depth. There are also fish-knives gathering in flocks and glass catfish. At the bottom you can also find small neolebias with an olive-colored back. Here you can also meet fago predatory fish that hunt fry. In Africa, perciformes with a wide and heavy body are also represented. Usually these are cichlids that look like labyrinths.
Aulonocara
Afiosemion Lambert
African catfish
Big tiger fish
Greater labidochromis
Gnathonem Peters
blue labidochromis
golden leopard
Kalamoicht
Ctenopoma leopard
Labidochrome Chisumula
Other fish of Africa
Mbu (fish)
mozambique tilapia
Nile heterotis
Nile perch
Notobranch Rakhova
Notobranch Furtsera
Common mudskipper
Striped-tailed Afiosemion
Princess Burundi
Pseudotropheus zebra
river perch
Butterfly fish
Cassowary fish
Senegalese polyper
Changeling Catfish
Fahaka
Hemichromis-handsome
parrot cichlid
Six-band distihod
electric catfish
Epiplatis Shapera
Jaguar Synodont
Conclusion
In Africa, there are a variety of fish that love to catch tadpoles in the thickets. Usually the color of African fish is grayish or bluish interspersed with yellow, but pink is also found. There are many cichlids here, a distinctive feature of which is living in salt waters of reservoirs in coastal zones. There are also cichlids that prefer to hunt in the same places in crevices next to stones or thickets. And from the Gulf of Guinea to the source of the famous Nile River, you can find fahaki who love sea water.
