Anyone got info on JAGUAR catfish?
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Anyone got info on JAGUAR catfish?
Hi, i'd really prefer people who actually have kept this cat to answer these general questions.
1. How fast does this catfish grow?
2. How is its temperament/aggressiveness usually?
3. How hardy is this species to water conditions?
4. What is the max temperature this cat can tolerate?
5. What have you fed this cat?
6. Do they take food from the surface?
7. How active are they? Details please.
8. Will they be fine in my 7.6ph water?
9. Will you help clean my fish tank on the weekends?
1. How fast does this catfish grow?
2. How is its temperament/aggressiveness usually?
3. How hardy is this species to water conditions?
4. What is the max temperature this cat can tolerate?
5. What have you fed this cat?
6. Do they take food from the surface?
7. How active are they? Details please.
8. Will they be fine in my 7.6ph water?
9. Will you help clean my fish tank on the weekends?
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Only if you pay my expenses, and send a bouquet of flowers to my wife from time to time.Will you help clean my fish tank on the weekends?
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1 - not particularly fast, unlike clarias, pangasis or some of the big SA pims. Not a really slow grower either, quite average in fact!
2 - Peaceful & has never bothered any of the other fish i've kept with it
3 - Quite hardy once established - sometimes a little more delicate on import, so buy 'settled' specimens.
4 - not sure - mine is at 82 degrees at present
5 - prawn, tablets, pellets, earthworms, it's not fussy but a larger particle size is better
6 - Mine never has, but i don't offer floating food
7 - Pretty inactive really - they patrol when hungry or when food is offered but othewise just cram themselves into a crevice in bogwood - it is better to offer some cover as it's more natural for them
8 - yes - i accidently left one in a tanganyikan set-up that was about 8.7 - ther were no ill effects & a lone female became egg bound & dropped her eggs as there was no male present (i don't know if it is indictive but it went cream with bold black markings in very alkaline water as opposed to the rusty brown more regular colouring).
9 - of course, for travelling expenses!!!!!
2 - Peaceful & has never bothered any of the other fish i've kept with it
3 - Quite hardy once established - sometimes a little more delicate on import, so buy 'settled' specimens.
4 - not sure - mine is at 82 degrees at present
5 - prawn, tablets, pellets, earthworms, it's not fussy but a larger particle size is better
6 - Mine never has, but i don't offer floating food
7 - Pretty inactive really - they patrol when hungry or when food is offered but othewise just cram themselves into a crevice in bogwood - it is better to offer some cover as it's more natural for them
8 - yes - i accidently left one in a tanganyikan set-up that was about 8.7 - ther were no ill effects & a lone female became egg bound & dropped her eggs as there was no male present (i don't know if it is indictive but it went cream with bold black markings in very alkaline water as opposed to the rusty brown more regular colouring).
9 - of course, for travelling expenses!!!!!

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Re: Anyone got info on JAGUAR catfish?
YesJesterx626 wrote: 6. Do they take food from the surface?
NoJesterx626 wrote: 9. Will you help clean my fish tank on the weekends?
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