Arctic char is also known as beekrimmer or migratory salmon. Arctic char belongs to the family of the blissery. You'll find this example in the wild in the cold waters of Lapland, Greenland, Scotland and Iceland. Artic char is present in salt water. The Arctic char can sometimes be found in high-lying deep mountain lakes and can be extremely colored. The Artic char can achieve a length of 100 cm with a weight of 15 kilos. In general you can say that this copy has a green appearance with a red/rosé colored belly and fins. The Arctic char is also known as salmon trout (in fact a salmon trout does not exist) which is a colored trout. The Arctic char is now mostly grown in Canada or Iceland. The eggs are deposited between September and November. These are collected to grow.