Hydrocynus tanzaniae is a large, predatory fish. It has pronounced dentition similar to those found in
Hydrocynus forskahlii. At a given length, H. tanzaniae has a deeper body than either
H. forskahlii or
H. vittatus. These fish are a silvery grey color and often have pronounced stripes. They often have markings in blue, black, pink, green and red, making them among the more colorful of African tiger fish. Uniquely among the African tiger fish, they have a blue
adipose fin (other species have a black adipose fin). == References ==