Oscars

Oscar fish have teeth. They use their teeth to cut their food and process it before they finally ingest it. Read more.
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Oscars are carnivores that eat a variety of meats, ranging from live foods to small fish. Whereas wild Oscars often eat catfish.
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The Oscar belongs to the family of khichdee. The Oscar fish shares a good deal of physical attributes with other fish in the family Cichlidae.
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Yes. Oscar fish are native to the Amazonian River and a host of other fresh water rivers in the Americas, and some other places including Asia.
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No. Oscar fish are widely known to be omnivores. Their diet contains a wide variety of both plants and animals. They can thrive on either...
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Tiger Oscar is an aquarium fish and keeping their environment clean is an essential part of their care. Oscars are infamous for their...
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When choosing Oscar fish for grooming, you should bear in mind that they are very aggressive and quick to attack other fishes, especially...
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Yes, the Oscar fish sometimes changes its colors and this can be for various reasons. The color on an Oscar could fade off, or it could...
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Oscar fish are native to Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, French Guiana, and Peru. They also populate Amazon river and its surrounding areas.
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Typically, an albino oscar is found in its natural environment and this is an important factor that should be considered when grooming them.
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