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upside down catfish
Posted: 27 Jul 2008, 11:24
by SAMSMITH
what exactly can i keep with this fish?
i was mis-informed when it was given to me and it has eaten or killed 3 cardianls and a bleeding hart. im fairly sure it was this fish or perhapss the red tail shark
i not have 1 bleeding hart
2 ccardinals
red tail shark
siamese fighter
ranbow gourami (or chilid cant rember which)
2 swordtails
2 clown loaches
2 angles
1 bristle nose
he doesnt seem bothered about eating anything but the tetras
Re: upside down catfish
Posted: 27 Jul 2008, 11:35
by Silurus
SAMSMITH wrote:what exactly can i keep with this fish?
Not small fish, for sure. From the Cat-eLog entry:
Boisterous cichlids (even Mbuna) and larger Loricariids are the best choice although some of the larger Cyprinids (Tinfoil barbs for example) are also possible. Avoid slow moving fish.
Re: upside down catfish
Posted: 27 Jul 2008, 13:41
by Richard B
I may be confused here??? Which "upside down catfish" are we talking about?
Silurus quotes the compatability for the Asian
is it this one or
perhaps which is peaceful...
I couldn't see anything in the original post to indicate it was definately M.Leucophasis?
Re: upside down catfish
Posted: 27 Jul 2008, 20:21
by Chrysichthys
If something's eating small fish it won't be the RTBS, so I think we are talking leucophasis here.
Re: upside down catfish
Posted: 27 Jul 2008, 20:48
by Richard B
Have we confirmed the upside down in question is leucophasis???
Re: upside down catfish
Posted: 27 Jul 2008, 22:02
by SAMSMITH
sorry its the first one
Re: upside down catfish
Posted: 27 Jul 2008, 23:29
by Richard B
Ok then, if it is Leucophasis, it is no way a standard community fish as it gets big, & can be nasty - it is definately not a good choice for the fish you have & should be re-housed asap