Official payara thread?
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Has anyone ever owned the smaller species of payara?
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Snub Nosed Payara (Cynodon gibbus)
A smaller growing relative of the Payara or Sabertooth Barracudas found throughout much of South America, the Snub Nosed Payara is a highly adapted predator typically found in waters with moderate to strong current. With their unique, flattened body shape, they spend most of their time hanging...
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I had scomberoides which are ace fish and not too big in my opinion had mine a couple of years till I had to temporarily keep all my fish together and a tiger fish killed them. Dead easy to feed and keep and just coolHas anyone ever owned the smaller species of payara?
Snub Nosed Payara (Cynodon gibbus)
A smaller growing relative of the Payara or Sabertooth Barracudas found throughout much of South America, the Snub Nosed Payara is a highly adapted predator typically found in waters with moderate to strong current. With their unique, flattened body shape, they spend most of their time hanging...
I had a tatuaia for 2 years until last week, was 9" when it was battered by my arowana which just turned on it for some reason! Big preds are a pain. The Tatt was a cool fish again dead easy to feed just took whatever frozen food was put his way, not aggressive with anything else and look superb
New here saw the Payara thread figured I would show the resident Payara at my work I care for as my first post, absolute beast of a fish easily pushing almost 25-27 inches long 
