Very interesting paper on the Reproductive and feeding biology of A. natalensis.
-Shane
http://www.ru.ac.za/academic/department ... iology.pdf
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Amphilius are very cool cats to have.
tnx for the article; saved it right away.
I kept a trio for 10 years or so (bought them in 1995-1997?) but unfortunately the disease hitching along with that Gymnallabes typus finished them off.....or the cure.
I had to use some serious antibiotics or I wouldn't have anything left in the River-tank.
so far the rest survived the ordeal, but my Amphilius -already quite old by hillstreamcat standards- couldn't deal with it all.
fascinating catfish they are! I hope to keep them again, they're worth keeping every single day.
tnx for the article; saved it right away.
I kept a trio for 10 years or so (bought them in 1995-1997?) but unfortunately the disease hitching along with that Gymnallabes typus finished them off.....or the cure.
I had to use some serious antibiotics or I wouldn't have anything left in the River-tank.
so far the rest survived the ordeal, but my Amphilius -already quite old by hillstreamcat standards- couldn't deal with it all.
fascinating catfish they are! I hope to keep them again, they're worth keeping every single day.
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