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They are named \"Eyebiters\" due to their unique hunting strategy of targeting the eyes of their prey. They have a laterally compressed body and a large mouth with sharp teeth, which they use to snatch their prey with precision. Malawi Eyebiters are highly territorial and will establish and defend their own territory within the aquarium. They are active swimmers and appreciate ample open space for swimming, as well as rocky structures and caves for hiding and establishing their territory. Male Malawi Eyebiters exhibit vibrant colors, including metallic blues, yellows, and blacks, which become more intense during breeding. Females are generally less colorful but display some yellow and black markings. 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In captivity, they require a large, spacious tank with ample swimming space and a tight-fitting lid to prevent them from jumping out. Leucistic Silver Arowanas are highly intelligent and can recognize their owners, often exhibiting curious behavior when approached.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eFun Fact: The Leucistic Silver Arowana is considered a rare and prized specimen among aquarists. Its unique leucistic coloration adds a touch of elegance and exclusivity to any aquarium. In the wild, the Silver Arowana is known for its ability to leap out of the water to catch prey or evade predators. This behavior is thought to be an adaptation to its natural habitat, where it encounters periods of flooding and needs to reach food sources above the water surface. In captivity, it is important to provide a secure lid on the tank to prevent them from jumping out. The leucistic variety is particularly sought after due to its stunning appearance and the challenge it presents in terms of proper care and maintenance. 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