Weeksii Bichir (Polypterus weeksii) Arowana Arowanas often recognize their keepers

Arowanas often recognize their keepers and display interactive behavior

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where they typically live near the shore in fast-flowing water

the aba aba instead utilizes a weak electric field to determine its surroundings

nocturnal species with very poor vision

Weeksii Bichir (Polypterus weeksii) Arowana Arowanas often recognize their keepersThe Weeksii Bichir is also known as the Mottled or Fatheaded Bichir. It originates from the Congo River basin in Central Africa. They have the ability to survive out of water for short periods of time provided they remain moist. Like the Retropinnis Bichir, they posses a modified swim bladder that function as lungs, as well as a set of gills. These fish can actually drown if they are unable to surface to take a gulp of atmospheric air. They are