craggy banjo catfish

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lukeant
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craggy banjo catfish

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im new and soon i am going to gfet a tank i am intersted in putting craggy banjo catfish in in has any got any idea of what size tank i need any safety features for the certain fish and what compatible tankmates can i put withit i was going to keep two are they very teratorial and also what do the eat :?: :?:
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Post by Silurus »

They don't really need a lot of room, since they don't get very big and don't swim about as much as other catfishes (at least when the lights are on). I'd say a 50-liter tank should do.
Banjo cats aren't territorial and can co-exist peacefully with many other fish (e.g. tetras and corys). They aren't fussy eaters and will accept most foods.
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Post by lukeant »

thanks a lot for that it has been very helpful info and i have nw found were i can buy one normal banjo and an eel banjo at the price of 24.99 :lol:
3 banjo catfish
1 large discus
1 cordoryas sterbei
couple of tetras
MORE FISH TO COME JAGUAR CATS I HOPE!!!!
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Post by Skyetone »

I usually throw shrimp pellets into a small pile for my banjo's and whiptails. They eat it as the night goes on. They like to hide, give them caves that pass under rocks for the daylight hours.
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