👉 Tenoderinae is a group of ten species of fish that primarily inhabit freshwater environments, including lakes, rivers, and streams. These fish are known for their distinctive patterns and characteristics unique to their species, which include elongated bodies with short arms, large eyes, and serrated teeth. They are generally found in the upper reaches of rivers and streams where they can access aquatic vegetation and prey on small animals such as crayfish, frogs, and insects.
