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Throne and Liberty Peacock Bass
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The Peacock Bass is a large freshwater fish that can grow up to 180cm in length. Its most notable feature is a spot on its tail. It feeds on anything it can fit in its mouth. It swallows its prey whole, using a line of teeth in its throat to keep hold of its meal. It tastes delicious when cooked and is considered to be a luxurious cooking ingredient.

Size: Large
Ingredient in Cooking Recipes
Peacock Bass

Ingredient in Cooking Recipes

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