Purple Labeo
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Purple Labeo | ||||
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Labeo congoro | ||||
Species Information | ||||
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purple_labeo | ||||
Size / weight | ||||
Common | up to | 2.1 (4.63) | kg (lb) | |
Trophy | up to | 3.3 (7.28) | kg (lb) | |
Unique | up to | 4.3 (9.48) | kg (lb) | |
Price / Reward | ||||
Common | per kg | 190 | ![]() |
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Trophy | per kg | 190 | ![]() |
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Unique | per kg | 199 | ![]() |
Description
Purple Labeo (Labeo congoro) is a relatively large bottom-dwelling omnivorous African fish of the carp family. It tends to stay in warm rocky areas of large rivers. It can also be found in fairly strong currents. Purple Labeo can reach 16 inches(42 cm) in length and almost 11 lbs(5 kg) in weight. It feeds on algae and other organisms, scrubbing them off boulders and other hard surfaces. A distinctive feature of this fish’s behavior is school feeding off the backs of hippos, where the Labeos pluck algae and peeled skin from the animals.
Preferred lures:
Preferred baits:
- Red Worms
- Maggots
- Wax Worms
- Pinkies
- Caster Maggots
- Bloodworms
- Caddis Larva
- Dough Balls
- Corn
- Sweet Corn
- Peas
- Semolina Balls
- Pea dough
Locations