Channa orientalis Bloch & Schneider 1801
May 14th, 2012 — 9:18am
Colin Dunlop
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Some snakeheads in the Channa genus are real giants and some like Channa micropeltes, C. argus or C. maruliodes can get to about a meter long. Many of the giant species are easy to get in the aquarium hobby but might not be so suitable unless you have an equally giant tank. Channa orientalis however, is a dwarf by comparison and has an average size of a more manageable 10 cm. Continue reading »
Category: Articles, Freshwater Fishes | Tags: aquarium, breeding Channa, Channa, Channa orientalid, snakehead | 2 comments »
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