Silver dollar fish swimming in tank at Maharashtra aquarium

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A group of Silver Dollar fish (Metynnis spp.) is seen swimming together in a tank at the Maharashtra Aquarium. These fish are known for their round, laterally compressed bodies that resemble coins, giving them their name. They move in coordinated groups, reflecting typical schooling behaviour. The aquarium setting provides clear water and a controlled environment for observation. Their reflective scales catch the light as they swim, creating a shimmering effect. The scene highlights aquatic life display and fish behaviour in an indoor aquarium environment.