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Trip to Kanyakumari: Chapter 5: Aqua World Fish Exhibition, Kanyakumari: Part 3

Fishes in the exhibition:

  • Name: Lion Fish
    Distribution: Tropical Indo Pacific region
    Size: 30-35 cms.
    Food: Fishes
    The Lion Fish has venomous spines that are deadly to their prey.
  • Lion Fish

  • Devil Lobster
  • Devil Lobster

  • Name: Parrot Fish
    Scientific Name: Julis Lunaris
    Distribution: Indo Pacific
    Feeding: Carnivorous
    Scientific character: Territorial and very tolerant of other species
  • Parrot Fish

  • Name: Angel Fish
    Scientific Name: Petrophyllum Scakra
    Size: Upto 6 inches
    PH: 6.5-6.9
    Ideal Water: Slightly Acid
    Diet: Flake food, block worms mosquito larvae, finely chopped earthworm, frozen bloodworms
    Total varieties: Around 10
    Origin: Amazon region of South America
  • Angel Fish

  • Name: Cow Fish
    Scientific Name: Lactoruia Comuta
    Family: Ostraciidac
    Distribution: Indo-Pacific, Red Sea, and East Africa.
    Feed: Invertebrates
  • Cow Fish

  • Name: Star Fish
    Food: The starfish usually hunt for shelled animals such as oysters and clams. They have two stomachs. One stomach is used for digestion and the other stomach can be extended outwards to engulf and digest prey.
    Star Fish are able to regenerate lost arms. A new starfish may be regenerated from a single arm attached to portion of the central disk.
    Distribution: There are about 1800 known living species of starfish and they occur in all of the Earth’s oceans.
  • Star Fish

    Star Fish

  • Name: Heros Severus
    Size: Upto 30 cms.
    Common Name: Severum, Gold Severum, Hero or Banded Cichlid
    Distribution: Guyana and the Northern Amazon Area
  • Heros Severus

  • Name: Oscar Fish
    Species: Astrototus Ocellatus
    Family: Chichilidae
    Habitat: Amazon
    Feeding: Piscivorous but also relish insects and earthworms
    Unique character: They are best kept singly or as pairs in a single species tank
  • Oscar Fish
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