Zebra Knifefish (Gymnotus pedanopterus) Sizes:5" - 6" inches and busco or currito in

and busco or currito in Venezuela

Best kept with fish that can hold their own without constant aggression

you will need a huge tank and tankmates that swim too quickly for the puffer to catch them easily

Yet sometimes they may have no spots at all

and edges—creating a subtle yet striking gradient effect that intensifies under proper lighting

Zebra Knifefish (Gymnotus pedanopterus) Sizes:5" - 6" inches and busco or currito inThe Zebra Knifefish is a smaller knife fish species, with 11 inches being the accepted maximum size. Its body is somewhat more rounded than flat. It has small scales and its mouth is turned upwards. It has no dorsal fin but does have an extremely long anal fin starting near the pectoral fin area. This fin can move in an undulating forward or backward motion. The color pattern is 'zebra' like with dark and light clean edged bands extending along the