👉 The term "Opilioacarus" refers to a species of fish that is commonly found in freshwater lakes and rivers, typically living in groups of around five or six individuals. These fish are known for their unique characteristics such as their long, slender body, large eyes, and distinctive, white bellies. They have a high metabolism rate, allowing them to consume large quantities of food quickly, making them excellent for fishing during times when water quality is poor or difficult to access.
