The oscar Astronotus ocellatus is a species of fish from the cichlid family known under a variety of common names including tiger oscar velvet cichlid and marble cichlid. ocellatus specimens are often found for sale as a food fish in the local markets. The Oscar Fish is a freshwater tropical Cichlid native to various rivers and waterways located in the Amazonian basin in South America.

Oscar fish The fish has been introduced to other areas including india china Even though the oscar can be found living wild in other parts of the world including some of the waterways around florida these are fish that have been released on purpose and have started breeding. Oscar fish also known as velvet cichlids are not the easiest fish to care for so we only recommend them to aquarists who have a bit of experience under their belts. Some cichlids can become aggressive and the oscar fish is no exception so it s recommended that they are kept in a tank of their own. Oscar fish how to keep and breed this aggressive fish oscars astronotus ocellatus or tiger oscar is a large and bright colored cichlid from south america. Besides its large size and attractive color oscars is also considered to be a very clever fish with interesting behavior. The oscar fish astronotus ocellatus is a type of cichlid and a member of the cichlidae family.although there is an enormous selection of oscars available today originally there were only three parental types of red albino and tiger oscar fish. All these variations are the products of cross-breeding.
This species was first described in 1831. Oscar fish aggressive nature can cause tank mates to live in fear so choose passive fish. A few good examples include arowanas bichirs convict cichlids firemouth cichlids green terrors jack dempseys jaguar cichlids sailfin plecos severum cichlids and silver dollars. What are oscar fish Oscars also known as astronotus ocellatus are cichlids native to south america. One of the largest species of cichlids an oscar can grow up to 14 inches in captivity.this fish which is sometimes called a river dog has the capacity to form a close bond with its owner and will wag its tail even just like a dog Oscar get bigger than any other south american cichlid by a couple of inches and they ll use that size. A single oscar should be kept in at least a 55-gallon tank.
Any community tank involving them should be closer to 80 gallons. Cichlids as a general rule are some of the most intelligent fish you ll ever keep. Among the better known of the many popular aquarium cichlids are the firemouth cichlasoma meeki a fish with bright red in its mouth and on its throat and chest the jack dempsey c. Biocellatum a rather large dark fish spotted with blue-green the oscar astronotus ocellatus an attractive fish with an orange-ringed black spot on its tail

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