Chaca bankanensis
Asian Frogfish, Indian Frogfish
Chaca bankanensis is a sedentary bottom-dweller notable for its unique appearance that resembles a lump of decaying plant matter, allowing it to camouflage perfectly. In captivity, it requires subdued lighting and a substrate that can mimic its natural riverbed environment. Generally peaceful, it should be housed with similarly sized fish to prevent any incidents of predation.
Distribution
Brunei,Indonesia,Malaysia.References
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