All posts regarding the care and breeding of catfishes from Asia.
RodG
Posts: 7 Joined: 16 Jul 2007, 01:53
Location 1: USA
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by RodG » 10 Dec 2007, 00:42
Hello Everyone,
Does anybody currently have catfish of the genus Amblyceps or the genus Liobagrus??? Pictures, care info and where to get them would be most helpful.
Thanks,
RodG
RodG
Posts: 7 Joined: 16 Jul 2007, 01:53
Location 1: USA
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by RodG » 10 Dec 2007, 03:27
Thanks for the tip Silurus! I have done some searches both on this forum and the net. I was hoping some forum members could share their experiences and photos of these interesting catfishes. Also, some input as to where to get some!!!
Richard B
Posts: 6952 Joined: 11 Aug 2006, 13:19 I've donated : $20.00! My articles : 9 My images : 11 My cats species list: 37 (i:0, k:0) My aquaria list: 4 (i:0) My BLogs : 2 (i:0, p:29) Spotted : 10
Location 1: on the sofa, or maybe at work?
Location 2: Warwickshire: UK
Interests: Tanganyika Catfish, African catfish, Non-loricariid sucker-catfish. Running, drinking, eating, sci-fi, stapelids
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by Richard B » 11 Dec 2007, 12:45
I know it's the wrong side of "the pond" RodG but Pier had some Amblyceps (foratum?) last week - you could PM forum member Sojapat for details of his experinces with them
daniel60
Posts: 110 Joined: 13 Aug 2004, 23:06 My images : 2 My cats species list: 55 (i:0, k:0) My aquaria list: 3 (i:0) Spotted : 2
Location 1: Stockholm, Sweden
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by daniel60 » 11 Dec 2007, 17:40
Last week I saw two of my
Amblyceps mangois for the first time in over a year. They make
Akysis look exhibitionistic.
RodG
Posts: 7 Joined: 16 Jul 2007, 01:53
Location 1: USA
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by RodG » 11 Dec 2007, 23:04
Thanks Richard and Daniel for the posts
I just think the "loach" catfish group is really cool
Hope to get more responses to this thread.
Guanlong_wucaii
Posts: 16 Joined: 01 Mar 2008, 14:52 My cats species list: 3 (i:0, k:0)
Location 1: Singapore!
Location 2: Singapore City, Singapore
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by Guanlong_wucaii » 01 Mar 2008, 15:16
Aww, that picture is cute! Are they carnivores?
I have a Horabagrus Brachysoma called Killer .