Here's a breakdown to help you figure out who eats *your* tigerfish:
African Tigerfish:
* These are the most well-known tigerfish, living in African rivers.
* They are apex predators in their environment, meaning they are at the top of the food chain.
* Very few predators target adult African tigerfish.
* Large Nile crocodiles are a potential threat, as are very large African pike congos.
* Smaller tigerfish can be prey to larger tigerfish, as well as larger fish like catfish.
* Birds of prey might snatch young tigerfish from the surface.
Other "Tigerfish":
* South American Tigerfish (Payara): Similar to African tigerfish, they are top predators. Large individuals are largely untouchable, but large piranhas and other large predatory fish might eat smaller individuals.
* Asian Tigerfish (Datnioides): They are smaller than African tigerfish and are more omnivorous. Larger predatory fish in their environment might prey on them.
Important Note: There is no single answer to "What eats a tigerfish?" It depends on the specific type of tigerfish and its size and habitat.