African Butterflyfish "Pantodon buchholzi" Saltwater Invertebrates Formely Labeo bicolor

Formely Labeo bicolor

Sometimes called the Mozambique fangblenny

When first introduced into the aquarium

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The references to yellow result from the fact that juveniles are yellow in color

African Butterflyfish "Pantodon buchholzi" Saltwater Invertebrates Formely Labeo bicolorThe African Butterflyfish is common to many lakes across Africa and is an interesting fish. It spends most of its time hanging at the surface of the water, waiting for prey. The body is dark brown to black and is speckled with lighter colorations. The fins resemble the wings of a bird, giving this fish a look like no other. It does remain relatively small, but caution needs to be exercised, as this fish will swallow anything it can fit into its mouth.