NGT Datnoid / Datnioides campbelli

Common Name: NGT DatnoidScientific Name: Datnioides campbelliOther Names: New Guinea Tigerfish, NGT, Fuzzy Bar Datnoid, Campbell's Tigerfish The NGT Datnoid is a striking freshwater fish known for its bold tiger-like stripes and robust body. Its body is typically golden yellow with distinct black vertical stripes, giving it a tiger-like appearance. The NGT Datnoid is highly sought after by aquarists for its vibrant coloration and dynamic behavior. Habitat and Distribution:The NGT Datnoid is native to the freshwater rivers and estuaries of New Guinea, specifically in both Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. They inhabit slow-moving rivers, floodplains, and brackish water environments with plenty of submerged vegetation and debris, which provide hiding spots and hunting grounds. Size and Lifespan:In both the wild and captivity, NGT Datnoids can grow up to 12-16 inches (30-40 cm) in length. With proper care, their lifespan can range from 10 to 15 years, depending on the quality of their diet