Red Fin Needle Pike Phago (Belonophago tinanti) Stingray with rare reports of up

with rare reports of up to 15 feet being recorded

iridescent effect as the fish turns

and other robust fish

It is active during twilight and at night and its diet consists of small fishes

Other similarly sized

Red Fin Needle Pike Phago (Belonophago tinanti) Stingray with rare reports of upRed Fin Needle Pike Phago Belonophago tinantiThe precision striker of the Congo The Red Fin Needle Pike Phago is a predator built entirely around speed and accuracy. Native to the flowing waters of the Congo Basin, this species carries a long, razor slender body and narrow jaws packed with fine teeth designed to snatch prey in a fraction of a second. Its streamlined silhouette resembles a freshwater barracuda, while the vivid red fins add a flash of