Cornish Jack (Mormyrops anguilloides)

Cornish Jack (Mormyrops anguilloides)Cornish Jack Mormyrops anguilloides African river torpedo with electric instinct The Cornish Jack is one of Africas most powerful freshwater predators. Long, cylindrical, and built like a torpedo, Mormyrops anguilloides carries a smooth bronze to charcoal body with subtle mottling that blends perfectly into river structure. Its streamlined profile and powerful tail are engineered for sudden bursts of speed. Unlike most fish, the Cornish Jack belongs

Avoid: Small

Really cool catfish

freeze-dried bloodworms

Avoid: Small fish (may be eaten)

especially under dim lighting

and a vivid orange-red blush across the upper back and dorsal area

as well as with peaceful invertebrates like snails

Albino Black Diamond Stingray — Potamotrygon leopoldi

and open swimming space and they quickly become confident

Carnivore requiring meaty foods:

There are four types of muskellunge fish-barred muskies

Slender body with long barbels and a streamlined profile