Someone on another site was asking for an ID of this cat. They think it might be a Synodontis punctulatus but they aren't sure. The pic they posted in the thread was too dark to make out most of the details, so I cranked up the gamma correction to lighten it enough to see. http://www.planetcatfish ...

The promised pics Here's the "Golden Bristle-Nose" or so it was labled. It's in good shape and it's fallin in to algae clean up duty as soon as I put it in the tank. Ancistrus sp.(4) http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/album_page.php?pic_id=525 and these are what I think is the Ancistrus sp(5). Side ...

I noticed a green algae problem starting up in our Swordtail fry grow-out tank. I was gonna see about a few otto's, but they didn't have any at our local Big Al's. The gold SAE's didn't look all the great and most of the other pleco's wouldn't be right for a fry tank. The manager gave me a good deal ...

Found one of our 3 little Syno. cats dead today.:cry: For some reason, the smaller of the 2 Syno. Multipunctatus had swam up into the AC20 filter. It might have survived in there except it had gotten caught in the Bio-media's mesh bag. The position it was caught in had forced it's head & most of the ...

You need to be very careful of any fish that could possibly fit in a Bichir's mouth, ESPECIALLY any fish that like to inhabit the lower section of the water column. Regardless of the Plecos & Cats defensive Dorsal/Pectoral spikes, Bichir seem to be Hard-wired to go after small bottom feeders. I ...

Yeah, that looks like it.
Synodontis sp.(3)
Too bad there isn't a little more info.
It would be nice to know what they're progenitors were.

I just got this little guy from someone who is downsizing his Aquarium hobby. It was sold to him a few weeks ago as a "Synodontis ocellatus". I have my doubts, it's got way too many spots to be a Domino Syno (Synodontis notatus ocellatus). It's spots are fairly large & mostly oblong, so it doesn't ...