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Geophagus camopiensisOiapoque Eartheater
Pellegrin, 1903
Max length200mm SL8in SLTank150 × 45cm60 × 18inTemp25–33°C77–91°FpH6.0–7.5In a study conducted on the Arataye River, the main tributary of the Approuage, this species was mostly collected from stretches of rapids with rocky substrate which were reduced to a series of pools during the dry season. Other fishes observed at the same site were Auchenipterus nuchalis, Hypostomus gymnorhynchus and Moenkhausia cf. intermedia while at other localities in the river Bryconops affinis, Myleus ternetzi, M. rhomboidalis, Moenkhausia aff. barbouri, Curimata sp. and Serrasalmus sp. were collected.

Serrasalmus gouldingiGoulding's Piranha
Fink & Machado-Allison, 1992
Max length280mm SL11in SLTank150 × 60cm60 × 24inTemp24–28°C75–82°FpH4.0–7.0This species occasionally appears in the ornamental trade where it is sometimes referred to as 'blue tiger piranha' Following Fink and Macaht can be distinguished from other members of the genus by the following combination of characters: body shape deep and rhomboid; head robust, snout blunt; eye large; mouth moderate, jaw projecting; 1-3 ontogeneticlly var...

Cyprinodon variegatusSheepshead 'Minnow'
Lacepède, 1803
Matched on Lebias rhomboidalis, a name it was formerly known by
Max length50mm SL2.0in SLTank60 × 30cm24 × 12inTempnot recordedpHnot recordedTends to be most common in brackish to hypersaline environments such as coastal salt marshes, lagoons and estuaries. On San Salvador Island, Bahamas, it appears to be the parent of a species group occurring in sympatry and exploiting diverse but specific resources with some spectacular morphological adaptations.