African Goliath Tiger Fish Hydrocynus Goliath

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Description

African Goliath Tiger Fish Hydrocynus Goliath

Overview: The African Goliath Tiger Fish, known scientifically as Hydrocynus goliath, is a piscine masterpiece that commands attention with its impressive size, streamlined body, and distinctive markings. With a striking silver hue and fierce demeanor, this apex predator is a living work of art for any aquarist seeking a thrilling and unique addition to their collection.

Origin: Hailing from the heart of Africa, the Goliath Tiger Fish is a native of the Congo River basin and other major river systems in the region. Its natural habitat includes fast-flowing rivers and deep pools, making it well-suited to dynamic aquatic environments.

Feeding: A carnivorous marvel, the Goliath Tiger Fish boasts a diet of live or frozen prey, relishing in the pursuit of smaller fish. To maintain their vitality and vibrancy, a varied diet of high-quality fish, shrimp, and other protein-rich offerings is recommended.

Tank Mates: Due to its predatory nature, careful consideration must be given to tank mates. Ideally, house the Goliath Tiger Fish with species of similar size and temperament to prevent any aggressive encounters. It’s advisable to avoid keeping them with smaller, more docile fish to ensure a harmonious aquatic community.

Aggression: Known for its predatory instincts, the Goliath Tiger Fish can exhibit territorial behavior and aggression, especially during feeding. Providing ample space, hiding spots, and carefully chosen tank mates can help mitigate potential conflicts, allowing this awe-inspiring fish to thrive in captivity.

Experience Level: Keeping the Goliath Tiger Fish demands a moderate to advanced level of experience in fishkeeping. Novice aquarists are encouraged to gain proficiency with other species before venturing into the captivating world of this magnificent African predator.

Water Parameters: Maintaining optimal water conditions is crucial for the well-being of the Goliath Tiger Fish. Aim for a temperature range of 75-82°F (24-28°C), a pH level between 6.5 and 7.5, and moderate water hardness. Regular water testing and diligent monitoring are essential to ensure a stable and thriving aquatic environment.

Discover the allure of the African Goliath Tiger Fish – a living masterpiece that brings the untamed spirit of African waters into your home aquarium.

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STANDARD UK DELIVERY COST IS FIXED AT £20 FOR ANY NUMBER OF FISH PER ORDER

INSURED UK DELIVERY COST IS FIXED AT £30 FOR ANY NUMBER OF FISH PER ORDER

We operate a UK wide next day delivery service available through DX overnight, a DEFRA registered courier. All our fish are packed in double thickness bags for safety and filled with pure oxygen. The bags are then wrapped in a foil blanket with heat packs to keep them warm. They are then packed in a large polystyrene box with a cardboard outer. All our fish are booked with the courier as “live fish” and travel in security cages throughout their journey. All fish are only in the box for a maximum of 18 hours which is our service level agreement with the courier. Your delivery date will be communicated to you via email within 24 hours of purchase and your tracking information will be sent to you directly via email by DX the evening before your scheduled delivery date. Please contact us if you would like to change your delivery date to a more convenient time. Deliveries are made on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday every week. We will always try our very best to get your order to you as quickly and as safely as possible.

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