We had a single adult angelicus with great many other fish in a 120 gal, including about a dozen or more of other syno species without obvious problems: https://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/vie ... hp?t=30939

Sorry to hear, Eric. Hang in there, cheerful friend. Remember, we are all pulling for yah, we are all in this together, keep your stick on the ice, as Red Green would put it.

Nice writeup and story, Kirk, good job! I am happy for you. Did I miss it or you didn't say which one was the supposed male and female of the two? As for the gcat, I wonder if the pacmans' sudden frequent appearance outside of the gravel triggered the gcat because they can be territorial.

Thank you, Jools.

Bobby, are you sure it's in the gills? If so, it'd be a first for me. All I've seen so far is RTC swallowing inedible objects. They either throw them up or it it'd need to be retrieved out of the stomach.