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Shanghai Ocean Aquarium (“SOA”)

Southeast Asia
Introduction
Southeast Asia’s tropical rainforests are among the oldest on Earth, characterized by dense forest coverage, dramatic landscapes, and exceptional biodiversity. These rich ecosystems provide abundant food sources and ideal habitats, supporting a wide variety of unique freshwater species.
Glass Catfish

Glass Catfish

Also known as Kryptopterus, the glass catfish can grow up to 15 centimeters in length. Its nearly transparent body reveals its spine and internal organs, with a distinctive reddish-purple patch behind the gill cover. Native to the Mekong and Chao Phraya river systems, it is a peaceful, schooling fish with nocturnal and omnivorous feeding habits. It is valued both as an ornamental species and, in some regions, as a food source.
Glass Catfish

Asian Arowana

Commonly referred to as the dragon fish, the Asian arowana is known for its elongated body and metallic, plate-like scales. Native to Southeast Asia—including Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia—it is regarded as a “living fossil” and is highly prized in the ornamental fish trade.
Asian Arowana
  • Chitala (Featherback Fish)
  • Chitala (Featherback Fish)

Chitala (Featherback Fish)

Native to the Mekong and Chao Phraya rivers, this species can grow up to 130 centimeters in length. Juveniles display iridescent, rainbow-like coloration, which gradually fades to a silvery-grey as they mature. It is an omnivorous species, feeding on both plant matter and small animals, and is popular among aquarium enthusiasts for its distinctive appearance.
Highlights
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