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Arowana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Amongst the archaic "living-fossil" show specimens for aquariums, some of the bony-tongue fishes rank supreme. One, the arapaima ("air-ah-pee-mah") holds the title as largest freshwater fish period; some relatives that share it's geography are mere snacks at a 3-4 feet in length!
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Future Housing for Arowana, Clown Knife, Bichir 05/23/08; Hi WWM Crew, <Ray>; Before anything, I just want to compliment you guys on the great job you guys do. I've spent many an hour In any case, ... I also have a 125 gallon tank with a foot long clown knife in there with a 6 inch sun catfish and 2 ~3 inch sun cats.
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Arowana (Osteoglossum bicirrhosum) are the only bony tongue fish not restricted in Florida. Illustrated above, it is somewhat typical of these fish but can be distinguished by the two long barbels on the lower jaw, along with the vertical stripe through the eye and red posterior edge to the gill plate.
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A contribution to the comparative osteology and phylogenetic systematics of fossil and living bony-tongue fishes (Actinopterygii, Teleostei, Osteoglossomorpha)
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about spotted bonytongue. spotted bonytongue. Information about spotted bonytongue in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... (redirected from spotted bonytongue) ... City in west-central California, in the eastern foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains, 13 km/8 mi southwest of San Jose;
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I report two cases of comatose patients, hypercalcemic from bony metastases from tongue cancer, in whom treatment by furosemide and intravenous fluid diuresis, prednisone, sodium phosphate, and mithramycin produced worthwhile remissions.
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sub-adult ~3 years; 16" ... The African arowana, or perhaps more accurately, the African bonytongue (since H. niloticus is in fact not a true arowana), is one of the most primitive extant fishes and a true oddball in the aquarium hobby. ... Even adult H. niloticus can grow thin quickly if not fed at least twice a day.
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a long heavy-bodied tropical or subtropical freshwater fish with large scales, a prominent toothed tongue, and long dorsal and anal fins. Some species are popular aquarium fish. Suborder Osteoglossoidei.
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Bonytongue, common name for about 218 species of freshwater fish that inhabit Africa, Australia, South America, and North America. Bonytongues have... ... The first suborder comprises the true bonytongues which are large, heavy-bodied elongate fishes Among the true bonytongues is the arapaima or pirarucu of the Amazon River,
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