- Pea**** b**** or
Brazilian tucunaré are
large freshwater cichlids of the
genus Cichla.
These are
diurnal predatory fishes native to the
Amazon and
Orinoco basins...
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Cichla orinocensis,
sometimes known as the
Orinoco pea**** b****, tucunaré or tucunaré miri, is a very
large species of cichlid. This pea**** b**** is native...
- pea**** b****",
Cichla ocellaris, is a
member of the
cichlid family,
Cichlidae and a
prized game fish
along with its
relatives in the
genus Cichla. Largemouth...
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Cichla monoculus,
sometimes known as the
tucanare pea**** b****[citation needed] ("pea**** b****" is also used for some of its relatives) or toukounaré,...
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different species of pea**** b**** are
found in this river:
Cichla intermedia,
Cichla orinocensis and
Cichla temensis from
smallest to biggest. List of
rivers of...
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Cichla ocellaris,
sometimes known as the
butterfly pea**** b**** ("pea**** b****" is also used for some of its relatives), is a very
large species of cichlid...
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Cichla temensis, the
speckled pea**** b****,
painted pavon,
royal pavon,
speckled pavon, three-barred pea**** b****, or
striped tucunare, is a very large...
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particularly tilapia, are
important food fishes,
while others, such as the
Cichla species, are
valued game fish. The
family also
includes many po****r freshwater...
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Cichla intermedia, the
royal pea**** b****, is a
large species of
cichlid found in the
Orinoco River basin in
Venezuela and Colombia. C.
intermedia reaches...
- catfish) and the
remaining from
elsewhere in
South America (such as dorado,
Cichla kelberi, pacu,
Brycon hilarii,
Prochilodus lineatus and
Odontesthes bonariensis)...
