Shop All Collections

The Elephant Nose is an intriguing fish that starts from the Niger River and its tributaries in Western Africa. Its body is for the most part dark and is sporadically formed with a long tight tail and what seems to be its nose anyway this is really an augmentation of the fish’s mouth. The Elephant nose utilizes its trunk-like augmentation to search for sustenance, convey, travel through the water and self protection. It has a frail electrical organ at the caudal peduncles which is utilized to find nourishment.

Rope fish, also known as reedfish or snakefish, are long, slender, and eel-like freshwater fish native to West and Central Africa. They are characterized by their unique appearance, with thick, bony scales that form a reticulated pattern, and their ability to breathe both air and water thanks to a modified swim bladder. Rope fish are generally peaceful, nocturnal, and prefer to inhabit slow-moving or standing water with plenty of hiding places.