Freshwater bichir Collection
Primitive Beauty,
High Market Demand
Unique in shape and strong in transit, Aquazone bichirs offer long-term value for specialty markets
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All-in-One Export Management
We handle everything from paperwork to shipping, so you don’t have to.
Professional Packing & Handling
Each fish is packed with care and strict water-quality control for safe delivery.
Post-Delivery Support
Report any issues within 24 hours and we’ll resolve them with a replacement.
Long-Term Partner-ship Commitment
We focus on lasting partnerships built on trust, quality, and consistency.
bichir
Dinosaur-like appearance with primitive air-breathing ability
- Exotic
- Ancient “dragon fish” appeal
- Long-lived oddball predator
Our variants
Delhezi
Endlicheri
Guinean Bichir
Polypterus Lapradei
Polypterus teugelsi
Ropefish
Senegal Cuvier's Bichir
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FAQ
1. Are bichir fish aggressive?
Most bichir fish are semi-aggressive, meaning they may prey on smaller tank mates but generally coexist well with similarly sized species.
2. Are bichirs good pets?
Yes. Bichirs are popular among hobbyists because they are hardy, unique, and relatively easy to care for when provided with proper tank size and water conditions.
3. Can bichirs live with other fish?
They can live with peaceful, similar-sized tank mates. Avoid housing them with very small fish that they may naturally see as prey.
4. How big of a tank does a bichir need?
Adult bichirs typically require a minimum 75–100 gallon tank, depending on the species and number of tank mates.
5. What is the lifespan of a bichir fish?
Bichirs can live for 10–15 years with proper care, stable water parameters, and a suitable environment.