




Pangasius
Pangasius are large fish with long bodies and whiskers. They are often found in rivers and are popular in cooking.
The Pangasius has a sleek, shark-like body with a silvery-grey back and a lighter belly. It features a small head and two pairs of prominent barbels (whiskers) around its mouth, distinguishing it from many other freshwater fish.





Category
FishRarity
Common
Danger
2/5
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Pangasius means 'fish that resembles a shark' in Thai!
Some Pangasius travel hundreds of miles upriver to lay their eggs!
These amazing fish can breathe air for short periods, especially in low-oxygen water!
Young Pangasius often swim in huge schools, creating a shimmering silver spectacle!
Pangasius has long sensory barbels that help them taste and feel for food in dark or murky water.
Pangasius can tolerate low oxygen levels in the water, helping them survive in challenging river environments.
Pangasius can grow very quickly, helping them reach a larger size faster and avoid many predators.
Pangasius are omnivores, eating everything from plants and insects to smaller fish and detritus.
Crocodylus siamensis
Adult crocodiles hunt large fish in their river habitats.
Rasbora trilineata
Pangasius eat smaller fish species found in their environment.
Eichhornia crassipes
Pangasius consume various aquatic plants and plant matter.
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Danger
2/5
Watch quietly from a distance and never try to feed or chase wild animals.
20-130 cm
0.5-44 kg
10-20 years
Pangasius are omnivores, eating everything from plants and insects to smaller fish and detritus.
15 km/h
Foraging
20 m
Freshwater
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