Scleropages leichardtii

• Scleropages leichardtii is a large, elongated freshwater fish with a distinct silver body and a long tail fin often tipped with a reddish hue. • Due to its size and aggression, keeping it in a community tank is not recommended unless it's large enough and well-aquascaped with ample hiding spots. • It is known to be a predator in wild settings, feeding primarily on small fish and invertebrates. • In captivity, it thrives on a diet of high-quality pellets, live, and frozen foods like shrimp or fish pieces. • The tank should be well-filtered and have a tight lid, as these fishes are known to jump. • Regular water changes are essential to maintain water quality, taking into account their bio-load.