Many spined ctenopoma
Introduction:The many-spined ctenopoma (Ctenopoma multispine) is a carnivorous freshwater fish found in the slow-moving waters of West Africa. It is renowned for its unique appearance, resembling a dead leaf, which helps it camouflage and ambush prey.
Distribution: The many-spined ctenopoma is native to regions in West Africa, including countries like Nigeria, Ghana, and Ivory Coast.
Diet: Being a predator, the many-spined ctenopoma primarily feeds on small fish and aquatic insects. It waits patiently for its prey and lunges with lightning speed when an unsuspecting meal swims by.
Size: The many-spined ctenopoma can grow up to 6 inches (15 cm) in length.
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