Njari
Njari is a species of fish found in the freshwater systems of Central Africa, primarily within the Congo River basin. These fish belong to the order Cypriniformes, a diverse group that includes many common aquarium fish. Njari are characterized by their elongated bodies and typically small, cycloid scales. Their coloration can vary depending on the specific subspecies and their environment, but often includes shades of silver, gray, or olive green, sometimes with subtle banding patterns.
The diet of Njari generally consists of small invertebrates, algae, and plant matter, making them omnivores.