Sole Fish

The Freshwater Sole Brachirus panoides was described by Cuvier in 1829. They are found in Southeast Asia from Thailand to Indonesia.Other common names B. panoides are known by are False Freshwater Sole, False Pan Sole, and Tonguefish. The additional names of Pan Sole and Hogchoker Sole are used for this fish.

The Freshwater Sole (Brachirus sp.)is a fascinating flatfish known for its incredible camouflage and peaceful nature. Native to Southeast Asia, these bottom-dwelling fish are often found in slow-moving or brackish waters but adapt well to freshwater aquariums when properly acclimated.

Origin: Southeast Asia – commonly found in estuaries and river mouths in countries like Thailand and Indonesia.

Substrate: Soft sand  

Freshwater soles are best kept in peaceful community setups. Ensure soft substrate for their comfort. They thrive in well-oxygenated & clean tanks.

Carnivorous – they feed on live or frozen foods like bloodworms, brine shrimp, blackworms, and small invertebrates. May need target feeding as they’re slow eaters and often feed at night.

Subject to change depending on availability, out of stock.