So aside from ensuring it eats(I have a good supply of feeders) and checking on the water parameters often I should have little problem correct? It will be in a 30 long with a sand substrate.

Could Chaca bankanensis, chaca chaca and Lophiosilurus alexandri all the same size exist in the same tank until the wolf is big enough to be moved to a bigger tank? The wolf is 3 inches. Their size.

I am going to be ordering one this week. What advice do you have for me?

Not the best swimmers on the planet. Mine is also a glutton and will eat till he can't really move well. You may see him more if you have them in a group.

Very helpful, thank you.

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I know. In this situation it works. The bullhead is so docile and friendly that it leaves me with little to worry about. The channel is starting to present a problem. I'm thinking of selling him. He's about 10 inches or so. I have never seen such a glutton as my R. cat though.

I've learned recently that there are cats that work better in groups and I've found it interesting. This is what Ive got in the tank so for; ------------------- 1 Yellow bullhead catfish/Ameiurus natalis 1 Emerald cory catfish/Brochis splendens 1 Gold apple snail (Gary the racing snail) 1 Synodontis ...

We have one of these. He's still very small and so far we have not been able to wean him off live foods, he mainly eats ghost shrimp and the occasional tetra. In our experiance they are quite had to keep and oftn refuse to eat if stressed. They also have a strange ability to crash the pH in a tank ...

Is this a joke?

Can't you ask what the LFS is feeding it?

i recently bought one myself, and all I know so far is that they are peacful and from what i've seen nocturnal.