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The Hoplias aimara, also known as anjumara, manjuma, anjoemara and wolf fish © Abdul Naser , Singapore | For The Love of Fish

South American Wolf Fish - Hoplias Malabaricus Occurs in a wide range of freshwater habitats from clear, fast flowing, upland streams, to the slow turbid lowland waters, canals, irrigation and drainage ditches, and ponds and other still waters. Spends the daylight hours resting in vegetation and is most active during the night. Adults are ambush predators of fish; while juveniles prey consists of crustacean and other invertebrate prey. This species spawns in pits located in shallow water and the

@monsteraquarium The Aimara Wolf Fish, scientifically known as Hoplias aimara, is a formidable freshwater predator native to South America, particularly the Amazon basin and Orinoco River. With its sleek, elongated body and sharp teeth, it is an apex predator in its habitat. The Aimara Wolf Fish is characterized by its striking coloration, often featuring shades of green, brown, and gold, providing camouflage among submerged vegetation and murky waters.#AimaraWolfFish #HopliasAimara #FreshwaterP

HOPLIAS AIMARA!!! For the aquarists that’s familiar with this species it doesn’t need any introduction. This for me is the number 1 most aggressive species in our hobby today and is definitely not for the faint hearted. Here is a fish that is totally fearless of any sort of interaction between fish and fishkeeper, the speed in which it can deliver a bite should never be underestimated. Due to its eventual size which in captivity will be between 30-36” at least makes it a fish for only the very f