
Largescale foureyes
Anableps anableps
Anablepidae, Anablepinae

Anableps anableps
Anablepidae, Anablepinae
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Try other measures in the appLives wild in Brazil, French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad & Tobago, and Venezuela.
Mainly found in freshwater, sometimes in brackish parts of lagoons and mangrove coastlines. Moves in schools. Feeds on insects, other invertebrates and diatoms living on the mud, and small fishes. Can remain on mud bottom exposed to air during low tide. Used in eye research. Often travels in schools.
Source: FishBase
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