The Peacock bass is a tropical fresh water fish species that lives in waters in the southern US and South America. Native to the Amazon river in South America, it is not a true bass but are actually ‘cichlids’.
There are five species of Peacock Bass, the most common of which are found in Brazil, their country of origin. In Spanish the common name for Peacock Bass is pavon (pah-VON). The English name, Peacock Bass, comes from their colorful appearance and bass-like behavior.
In the United States, the most abundance of Peacock bass can be found in southern Florida. The Florida Peacock Bass are a favorite sport fish of many anglers and thriving fishing guide business offer professional guided trips for anglers seeking the Peacock prize.
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