Polypterus

Ornate polypterus The Ornate Bichir is characterized by its distinct black and yellow patterned body. Along its back, it possesses 9 to 11 dorsal spines, adding to its unique appearance....

Royal Delhezi Polypterus Bichir The Delhezi or Armored Bichir is a medium-sized member of the "upper jaw" complex of Polypterus. It can be found throughout much of the Congo River...

Polypterus Bichir Bichir The Nile Bichir, scientifically known as Polypterus bichir bichir, is primarily found in shallow, slow-moving waters in Egypt, Chad, Ghana, and possibly Cameroon. Despite being the first...

Albino Polypterus Polypterus senegalus, the smallest member of the Polypterus family, can reach a maximum size of 50 cm in the wild, but typically grows only up to 25 cm...

Endlicheri Polypterus The Endlicheri Bichir, also known as the Saddled Bichir, is a widely distributed species of Polypterus found in various slow-moving shallow water habitats across West and Central Africa. This...

Teugelsi Polypterus Bichir The Teugelsi Bichir is a medium-sized member of the Polypterus genus, specifically belonging to the "upper jaw" complex. It is primarily found in the Cross River and...

Lapradei Polypterus The Lapradei Bichir, a species of Polypterus, is widely distributed across various slow-moving shallow water habitats in the lowland tropical regions of West Africa. Known for its size...

Ansorgi polypterus  The Ansorg's Bichir (Polypterus ansorgii) is a fascinating species of bichir, belonging to the family Polypteridae. Native to West Africa, particularly in Nigeria and Cameroon, this fish is...

Albino Polypterus Polypterus senegalus, the smallest member of the Polypterus family, can reach a maximum size of 50 cm in the wild, but typically grows only up to 25 cm...

Polypterus senegalus, the smallest member of the Polypterus family, can reach a maximum size of 50 cm in the wild, but typically grows only up to 25 cm in the...

Ansorgii x lapradei Polypterus

Polypterus senegalus, the smallest member of the Polypterus family, can reach a maximum size of 50 cm in the wild, but typically grows only up to 25 cm in the...