My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
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My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
i just got these two, i really love these fish, and hopefully i can breed these two
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
This is really great for you...let us know in the future how you do with these and the others you have...
What are your plans as far as housing them etc.
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What are your plans as far as housing them etc.
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
that is a cool catfish! There isn't much info in the cat e log for it. I'd be interested to know how you take care of him and how he lives also. 

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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
they will be going in a 40 gal breeder with a sand substrate, and plenty of rocks and sunken wood, with a pair of hemichromis cristatus to provide plents of live food for them with there fry, hopefully this works out well
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
I do hope the Hemichromis will not defend its fry too fiercely
Try to make sure the catfish have shelter the cichlid will not be able to enter - or als just provide very deep shelter, the cichlid will most likely not enter searching for predators
Some cichlids can be looking for revence, almost, when the fry is gone
Try to make sure the catfish have shelter the cichlid will not be able to enter - or als just provide very deep shelter, the cichlid will most likely not enter searching for predators
Some cichlids can be looking for revence, almost, when the fry is gone
cats have whiskers
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
I have a pair of Hemichromis lifalili in a tank twice the size of yours with sand ,lots of rocks made into caves,lots of wood and syno's instead of Parauchenoglanis...when they spawn they control about 1/3 of the tank...the problem comes when they start to move the fry around...not that they hurt the synodontis but the syno's fight(battle) among themselves when they get displaced.I just siphon out the cloud of fry and everything settles down quickly until two weeks later(if that) and it all starts over again.they will be going in a 40 gal breeder with a sand substrate, and plenty of rocks and sunken wood, with a pair of hemichromis cristatus
I am going to try the same combo in a larger tank(120 plus) I am getting and then it should be okay.
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
well im hoping that these guys just eat the fry, i have never been able too breed these guys last time i got a bunch i had 4 different types in a 90 gal and i was trying to sort them out, when something went wrong and they died
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
I do not think the little snack they will get is worth the risk of physical damage in this size tank...unless they are tougher than I think...unfortunately I have not kept Parauchenoglanis myselfwell im hoping that these guys just eat the fry,

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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
here are two good pics taken from the place i got them from, Uncle Neds, in Mass.
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
here are two good pics taken from the place i got them from, Uncle Neds, in Mass.
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
Very nice, how big are they? Mine's about 7/8" at the moment.
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Re: My Parauchenoglanis guttatus
i woud say 2 maybe alittle over, i would really like too see any pics of yours you might have