Hi LazyCLanX I agree with Silurus about feeding clarias every other day. They are greedy and can store food in their stomach without actually consuming it. They`ll eat almost anything.. more or less a dustbin with fins. You can usually tell how much they`ve eaten by the bloated stomachs. Mine get ...

Hi Silvernes My pair of clarias (about 15") get on fine with tinfoil barbs, banded leporinus and common pleco`s in a 6ft tank. In contrast, my other clarias (about 18") now lives on his own in a 4ft tank. He loves people but won`t tolerate any fish and will savage them relentlessly, no matter how ...

Hi jurassic_pork I guess price will also depend on how big the fish is. I`m looking for a big female clarias but all i`ve managed to find locally is 1.5" long tiddlers at £4.50 each and a 12" male at £60, which i think is a tad overpriced and the wrong gender :D They grow real fast though so it mig ...

Hi Lucy, I don`t think the aggressive label is deserved unless you`re a small fish :D Sounds like you may have some luck with breeding if you have a pair. I should have bought more than one at the beginning, but unfortunately i didn`t, so now i`ll have to find a female thats too big for him to eat ...

Hi All, Yet another Clarias fanatic here. I`ve found they have a massive personality, more like a dog than a fish :) Mine is about 13" and gets along fine with his 10" common pleco tank buddy. Fast growing, very agile fish and likes to rearrange the tank on a daily basis. Takes food from the hand ...