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Acute Angling Amazon Sportfishing
- Science and Conservation section - Peacock Bass Species Guide.
Cichla thyrorus - '
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| Cichla thyrorus is one of the newly described (2006) species
of Cichla. |
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ID Key - |
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Identification
Keys
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Bars and Markings
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Colors
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Size
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Key Characters
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Similar Species
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| Large ocellated blotches replace vertical bars in adults.
Blotchy cheek markings present. |
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Juveniles:
Adults:
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Depth to length ratio
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approx. 29%
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Lateral Line Scales
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approx. 83
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Most similar to
C. pinima
C. temensis
C. vazzoleri
C. jariina
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Angler's Summary
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Known Range
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Behavior notes
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Habitat
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Common Names
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IGFA records
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Countries: Brazil
River Basins: The Rio Trombetas, upstream of the waterfall,
Cachoeira Porteira |
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None |
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Fishing Tactics
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| Not Known - If you have fished for Cichla thyrorus, please
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