Banded Archerfish (Toxotes jaculatrix) Oscar Boulengerella is actually a characiform

Boulengerella is actually a characiform and thus a close relative of the tetras

Semi-aggressive species

They live in various areas in Africa

but they will also ambush and eat water fowl and small mammals that may be floating on the surface

Breeding these could produce Albino stingrays

Banded Archerfish (Toxotes jaculatrix) Oscar Boulengerella is actually a characiformThe banded archerfish is one of seven archerfish species. This species usually inhabits tropical coastal brackish waters. They capture their prey from the surface of the water or outside the water column and they do so in a unique way. They spit a jet of water to shoot down an insect or other morsel. They can even target prey resting on low overhanging mangrove branches when they cannot find food on the surface of the water.