black ghost knifefish
black ghost knifefish noun: a tropical fish of species Apteronotus albifrons of South America, covered in a black color entirely, except for two white rings on its tail and a white blaze on its nose, occasionally extending into a stripe down the back.
Noun
black ghost knifefish (plural black ghost knifefish or black ghost knifefishes)
- A tropical fish of species Apteronotus albifrons of South America, covered in a black color entirely, except for two white rings on its tail and a white blaze on its nose, occasionally extending into a stripe down the back.
Forms of black ghost knifefish
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Questions about black ghost knifefish
- What does black ghost knifefish mean?
- Black ghost knifefish means a tropical fish of species Apteronotus albifrons of South America, covered in a black color entirely, except for two white rings on its tail and a white blaze on its nose, occasionally extending into a stripe down the back.
- What part of speech is black ghost knifefish?
- Black ghost knifefish is a noun.
- What is the plural of black ghost knifefish?
- The plural of black ghost knifefish is black ghost knifefish.
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