colink wrote:well still looks like theres not much information on thebreedingt of these colin

i hope the information i have posted will help you out!

the catfish have eaten the eggs, as this is the first time they have breed! fingers crossed they will breed again. i shell keep you all updated on this!

Hiya all i have managed to get these Green Lantern catfish to breed, i have just discovered today! The information i can give you all is this. Recommend 240 litre tank with no aggressive eg columbian tetras and severums. They like a piece of bog wood with a cave inside of it to lay, and a sandy ...

hey everybody these are rare bristle-nose catfish, part of the ancistrus family, i have 3 males and 1 female i think the L number is 200, from what i have been informed from my local aquatics centre. There is hardly any information on these catfish as they are recently discovered. Males are about 5 ...

cheers mats and dave ill try and find some more info of the place i bought them from.

i paid just over £15 each for them. he did mention they've not long be dicovered.

hi can anyone tell me what the name of my brochis is? because the place i bought it from told me it is a rare cory and the name is something like stratham or stratus im not to sure and to be honest i don't think the person at the shop was either? but if anyone can help i will be very grateful, thank ...