Hi,

I came over this fish on a German board and was asked if I knew what kind of fish this is. I didn't, so here it is:



Cheers Gijs

To compare with a 5 inch which just started to turn over in color not shown in picture.
Greggo, are they becoming the same color as Granulosus exept for the with on the fins? I'm keeping these two in the same tank and they seem to like eachother.

My newest assets to my aquarium: http://members.home.nl/g.knoop/images/Web%20publicaties/DSCF19.JPG http://members.home.nl/g.knoop/images/Web%20publicaties/Granny1.JPG http://members.home.nl/g.knoop/images/Web%20publicaties/Granny.JPG I got two (1m/1f) of them of my wife for my birthday comming up ...

It's a Polypterus (a.k.a. Bichir). http://www.transfish.de/polypterus/Poly-senegalus.jpg This is the Polypterus Senegalus. I found it on this page: http://www.transfish.de/polypterus.html It is no catfish. It eats small fish up to 4 cm or clean up any death fish in the tank and can grow up to 40 cm ...

Thanks for the replies, now I know which fish it is. I need to find a new home for him because I've no tank I can keep it in. I have several large tanks but in all of them are only tanganyika fish.
The small tank it's in now is too small and also occupied by other fish I would like to keep.

I've taken new pictures of the fish in my tank. http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc07b3127cce9d9d09c69be500000016108UYtXLdi2g http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc07b3127cce9d9d09c71ad400000016108UYtXLdi2g Sorry but maybe I didn't explain myself right, the pic I used in the previous ...

Thanks Silurus for the reaction.

When I look at this pic I see an adipose fin but my fish doesn't have that, so I presume it's not the same.

I recently got an aquarium whit this fish in it

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But can anyone tell me what it is, I guess it's one of the Pangasius family.

Greetings Gijs

Ps Sorry for the poor quality of the Pic.

I own 5 syno's which we (SidGuppy and me) identified as Dhonti one of them is this one: http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4db03b3127cce9a957733692800000016108UYtXLdi2g I've another one that just looks the same but the other three are a little different of color. The 1st is from Burundi the ...

The original host is the Ctenochromis Horei but other mouthbreeding c*****ds are used but some are not suited for the job because they notice the difference in the size of the eggs they take in their mouth and spitt the eggs out or swollow them or filter them out through the gills. It is from ...

I have this male in one of my tanks. He is 14 cm (5.5 inch) long. He has a dark brown base color and between his head and his dorsal fin he has a figure 8 sideways. Can anyone tell me if this is a normal ancistrus or ancistrus sp. something. http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv ...

Fishing an oversized piece of shrimp out of a squirming fishes' gullet is not a fun experience.

Thanks Rusty,

I will take care in what to feed them when they are with the Frontosa's

Greetings Gijs

Hi, Has anyone experience in keeping S. Dhonti and what do you feed them? I have 5 of them for 6 months now, one is aprox. 15 cm the others 12 cm and at this moment they are swimming in a tank (720 liter) with Tropheus and are living of Spirulina. In a few months I want to place them in another tank ...

It is indeed probably because they are still young. You might try it with algae wafers or spirulina tabs on the open space in your aquarium. Our Syno's love them and at feeding time they come in sight searching for the tabs, but they have to get used to them.

Thanks a lot guys, I feel better all ready . Now it seem to be Dhonti, I'm able to keep it in my biggest (2.00m x 0.60m x 0.60m) aquarium and let it grow to her adult size.

Greetz Gijs

Same fish, other tank,



I've recently bought this fish and I am very curious of what it is. SidGuppy is confusing me now.

TIA

Thanks Erwin for you explanation, it is more clear to me now.

Erwin what do you mean by We don't know yet if they appear in color morphs, what I'm suggesting for S.dhonti, or in restricted local races, like S.petricola. I'm new at keeping Catfish but I think there are many more species of petricola or multipunctatus I've 3 different looks of multi's in ...

I've recently gotten this Catfish but I've not been told which name it has :?: . http://members.home.nl/g.knoop/images/Web%20publicaties/DSCF0013.JPG http://members.home.nl/g.knoop/images/Web%20publicaties/DSCF0007.JPG http://members.home.nl/g.knoop/images/Web%20publicaties/DSCF0010.JPG Thanks for ...