What is the breeding process of Tambaqui fish?

Tambaqui fish are a species of freshwater fish commonly found in the Amazon basin. The breeding process of Tambaqui fish typically involves the spawning of the fish in flooded forests during the rainy season. During this time, mature Tambaqui fish migrate to flooded areas where they release their eggs and sperm, which are then fertilized externally. The fertilized eggs are left to hatch and the young Tambaqui fish grow in the flooded forests until they are large enough to migrate back to the main river channels. The breeding process of Tambaqui fish plays a crucial role in maintaining the population of this important species in the Amazon ecosystem.

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