is this really a syndontinis (spelling)?

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is this really a syndontinis (spelling)?

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They've grown bigger since the last time i bought all 5 of them. The weird thing is that ALL 5 of them has its belly buldging outwards as it grows bigger. I hope it is not a sickness or anything serious.

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Yes, those look like very well fed
Synodontis eupterus


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Post by medaka »

have to agree with jools ... well fed..
are you losing tank mates? if not what are you feeding them.
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Post by winterwhite »

zuchhinni, cucumber, bloodworms and hikari sinking wafers on seperate occasions. Those creatures are very fun to look after :D
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