Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) Sizes:6 - 6.5 (Damaged Eye) Omnivorous scavenger that accepts a

Omnivorous scavenger that accepts a wide range of foods:

Grows very large—plan ahead

The albino variant has true red eyes and the metallic scales brings a unique shine to your aquarium

This large catfish can reach up to 30 inches

making them perfect for advanced hobbyists looking for a rare centerpiece species with social behavior

Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) Sizes:6 - 6.5 (Damaged Eye) Omnivorous scavenger that accepts aThe Barramundi, also known as the Giant Perch is a fish that is rarely seen in aquaria, most likely due to their enormous adult size. Barramundi can grow well over a meter, and must be kept in very large aquariums. Depending on the diet of the fish, individuals can double their size for the first 6 12 months of their life. An interesting fact All Barramundi are born as males. They begin their lives in freshwater, where they remain until they reach