I heard after a flight delay, he made it just fine.

I would imagine the pH requirements would be different, as petricola are from Lake Tanganyika and nigriventris are from West Africa

Looks like Panaqolus sp. L002 to me

What kind of persimmons are they?

In my experience with my microsynodontis they do hide a lot. I did see them more often when I put a lot of leaves in the tank. It might be that they feel more comfortable venturing out with more hiding spots, although it sounds like you provide them with a lot of cover.

I live in the suburbs and use rainwater in my tanks. I don't treat it, and haven't noticed any negative effects from that. I don't use only rainwater in any tanks, though.

I got five chiloglanis last weekend (not sure what species). Dosed some prazi pro three days ago, they were looking great, but now they've got ich. It's not a very severe case (yet), I just woke up and they seemingly got it overnight, because I didn't see it last night. Any ideas on how to treat? I ...

I was 14 when I started keeping fish. Had some Corydoras pygmaeus

Synodontis brichardi, microsynodontis sp 1, corydoras hastatus, brachysynodontis batensoda, panaqolus albivermis, baryancistrus beggini, L128, mystus, rama chandramara

I'm not sure, it would be nice to have a more specific biotope, but I don't really know about the feeder rivers.

I'm looking to move my Panaqolus L002 into a 40 breeder and want to make it a Rio Tocantins biotope. I plan to also have a pair or small group of Biotodoma cupido. I was just wondering if anyone has any pictures or videos of the Rio Tocantins so I can be as true to the biotope as possible. Thanks!

Thanks!

Oh yeah and I forgot to mention but they were listed as Aspidoras. sp 'Senger' or 'Sanger' can't remember which.

Yeah that could be possible. He bought them from Josh at Batfish Aquatics almost a year ago.

These are my dad's fish. He has four of these, and we're not sure what kind of aspidoras they are. Any ideas?

I just mixed up the Morning Wood for my panaqolus for the first time and am excited to see how they'll take to it. I've heard a lot of good things.

The perugiae are really adorable fish! Like most woodcats, they're nocturnal and tend to hide a lot. I don't think they're very picky, people usually feed them frozen food like bloodworms. There's a good article on shane's world about them

I have a reverse trio of L002 plecos in a 29G. The only problem is I can't get them to eat anything besides wood and algae pellets. I've tried blanched cucumbers and zucchini, but they haven't eaten it. I would really like them to eat some fresh veggies so they can be more healthy, and hopefully hel...

Yeah, with the monos long term they need either high brackish or full marine

Where did you guys find microsynodontis sp. 1? I really want to get some for my W African tank, but I haven't been able to find any. The only microsynodontis I've seen available was the batesii, which isn't really my favorite

SA bumble bee cats, maybe? I've never kept them, but they're cute and small

cooking takes a lot of the nutrients out of the shrimp, so I would do raw. Idk if you need to peel or not

Yeah I'm a member of PVAS and I'm planning on going to Catcon. Excited to pick up some cool catfish there (:

Thanks guys!

Thanks! I think I might try the tadpoles or n. insignis

Any ideas for a smaller species of madtom to go in a 20 long with my four black banded sunfish and possibly some mountain redbelly dace? In the summer, the dace and sunfish would go in my dad's pond and I would like to try to breed the madtoms, if that's possible. It's a black water tank with pretty...

I'm new to this forum, but I've been using PC articles for a while now. I have a 29g SA tank with a pair of apisto cacatuoides, a group of neon tetras and a group of c. pygmaeus. My other tank is a 55g West African community. So far it's only got a pair of Nanochromis parilus, but I'm adding 6 anoma...