- Habitat: Found in various freshwater environments like rivers, lakes, and wetlands in Africa, particularly in West and Central Africa.
- Appearance: Elongated body, silver scales with a blue or green sheen on the back, a pointed snout, large eyes, and a forked tail.
- Size: Varies by species; Alestes dentex can grow up to 55 cm and 600 g.
- Diet: Omnivorous, consuming seeds, zooplankton, insects, and fish fry.
- Behavior: Actively school and prefer well-planted aquariums with ample swimming space.
Aquatics, Ornamental Fishes, Wet Goods
Alestes Fish
Alestes fish are a genus of freshwater ray-finned fish belonging to the family Alestidae, which are native to Africa. They are commonly known as African tetras and are characterized by their elongated body shape, silver coloration with blue or green on the back, and a distinctive lateral line. Many species are commercially important food fish.
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