Species

Parachanna obscura

Africa's own snakehead: a powerful, air-breathing predator for dedicated keepers only.

Channa baramensis

A compact, air-breathing predator from Borneo with bold scale markings.

Channa marulius

A true apex predator that can grow longer than most people are tall.

Channa burmanica

A rare, pelvic-fin-free snakehead from Myanmar with bold facial markings.

Colossoma macropomum

The second-largest scaled fish in the Amazon, and it grows to match.

Channa amphibeus

A large, air-breathing predator from the rivers of India and Bhutan.

Channa asiatica

A pelvic-fin-free predator with bold bars, white spots, and genuine parental instincts.

Osphronemus exodon

A leaping, fruit-snatching giant with teeth that stay visible when its mouth is closed.

Channa lucius

A true apex predator from Southeast Asian forest streams, surprisingly manageable in the right setup.

Gymnarchus niloticus

A five-foot electric predator that will bite the hand that feeds it.

Channa stewartii

A hardy Himalayan predator that breathes air and tolerates a range of conditions.

Tetraodon mbu

A Congo giant that demands respect, space, and a very sturdy tank.

Channa pleurophthalma

Bold ocellus markings and predatory charisma from the peat swamps of Borneo.

Pangasius sanitwongsei

A fish that outgrows almost every tank on earth. And most keepers know it too late.

Channa bleheri

A rare snakehead small enough for a community tank, if you choose tankmates carefully.

Osteoglossum bicirrhosum

An ancient, leaping predator that quickly outgrows almost every home aquarium.

Pangasionodon hypophthalmus

Sold as a tiny silver juvenile, grows into a tank-busting giant.

Lamprichthys tanganicanus

The only killifish native to Lake Tanganyika, and unlike any other in the family.