A2tAenCcYhs It was a cold November morning for a river dive in Virginia, USA. Our team of four went out for one last dive before the end of the season. Most of us were hesitant in getting into the 56 degree waters. Although what we found 40 feet down was incredible! Generally we only see 1 or 2 ...

Awesome sight! It's like we all dove in with you and saw it. Thank you so much. The catfish look to be all the same size. I wonder why they are together. Is it usual for them when young? Yearlings? I have two theories why would they congregate. One is spawning. However since it is close to winter ...

Have anyone heard of the barbel or catfish run in the Okavango delta?

Wow, stunned that a fish said to grow 5 feet long can be shredded like that.

Wow, never seen a very small goonch. I have only seen juvenile goonch and adult goonch from River Monsters, other related show, and websites. They are adorable. If they are B. yarelli babies, I can't believe that a 6 feet long fish comes from something that small.

Right now, though my catfish is with an oscar and 4 silver dollars. I am planning to use my catfish for an aquaponic system.

so how many gallons do u think 6 cories and 1 striped raphael catfish fit?

Oh live food is forbidden for me.

May somebody give me ideas on what to feed striped raphael catfish? I am running out of ideas. I am either feeding it frozen bloodworms, sinking pellets, and sometimes small pieces of dead fishes and krill. Unfortunately, I am not allowed to feed live prey to my fishes by the way.

same sand?

Just wondering, can Corydoras aeneus be with Platydoras armatulus or the former will be eaten by the latter?

racoll wrote:

Cetopsis coecutiens

(channel of main river)

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Cetopsis oliveirai

(channel of main river)

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Leptodoras copei

or Leptodoras cf. copei (channel of main river)

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The whale catfish or candiru acu reminds me of River Monsters.