AllfishesBass, Peacock (No information)
Tucunaré, pavon
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Other names
Tucunaré, pavon
Identification
Their body shape generally resembles that of the perch. All known species have a prominent black eye spot on the caudal fin surrounded by a golden ring (ocellus).
Distribution
Peacock bass inhabits the rivers and reservoirs of the jungle or rainforests of South America, and it has been introduced into appropriate bodies of water in North America, primarily small lakes and canal systems in southern Florida and warm-water reservoirs in Texas.
Habitat
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Life history and Behavior
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Food and feeding habits
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Reproduction
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