Alligator gar don't recognize their owners. The crocodile gar is a giant carnivorous fish with sharp teeth and a strong swallowing ability. It can swallow prey up to two-thirds of its body length. It is very ferocious, wild and untamed, and will not recognize its owner. It is best not to raise them. If you want to raise them, remember not to release alligator gars into the wild at will. They will eat almost all living things in the water, which will cause certain harm to the ecological environment.
The living habits of the alligator gar:
1. The alligator gar is very adaptable. In addition to breathing through its gills, it can also go directly to the surface to breathe air. During the day, it usually floats It basks in the sun on the water and dives into deep water to hibernate in winter.
2. Alligator gar have certain requirements for living environment and temperature, and mainly inhabit freshwater environments such as tropical and subtropical rivers, lakes, and swamps.
3. The alligator gar is a carnivorous fish and is very ferocious. It mainly preys on fish, but also eats blue crabs, small turtles, water birds and small mammals. It also likes to swim on the water surface with bait in its mouth before swallowing.