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When was Siamese tigerfish created?
Siamese tigerfish was created in 1853.
Where do the tigerfish live?
The tigerfish is found in Congo River of Central Africa.
What did tigerfish eat?
Tigerfish eat fish, reptiles, birds, and young crocodiles.
Can you eat tigerfish?
Tigerfish are carnivores. Their meat does not taste or smell good.
How long does tigerfish live?
10000days
What eats tigerfish?
Crocodiles are the only predators.
How old do the tigerfish live for?
100000 years
How big is a Goliath tigerfish?
On average, tigerfish grow 2 to 3 ft long and weigh 10 to 45 pounds. The record was 5 ft long and 110 pounds.
Can Siamese tigerfish and green spotted puffer live together?
no
How are tigers and fish similar?
There are fish called tigerfish...
Are African tigerfish born in an egg?
Yes. All fish are born from eggs.
What does a tigerFish eat?
Tigerfish hunt for fish, reptiles, geese, pelicans, and alabatrosses. A very large one can eat a small crocodile.
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