Are Channa Andrao Snakeheads aggressive?

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Are Channa Andrao Snakeheads aggressive?
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Are Channa Andrao Snakeheads aggressive?
Channa Andrao snakeheads are not generally aggressive, although males kept togther may be combative towards eachother as they reach sexual maturity. You can keep them happily in community aquaria with similar-size tankmates, but avoid anything they can fit in their mouths.


How big do Channa Andrao Snakeheads get?
Channa Andrao snakeheads are dwarf varieties and will grow to a length of around 12cms / 120mm, 4-5" inches.

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