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by Zoopse4Lyf3
08 Feb 2007, 12:23
Forum: African Catfishes
Topic: syno larval sizes
Replies: 0
Views: 559

syno larval sizes

Hi all, I've noticed (as I am sure the rest of you have) the great disparity in size between larval S. multipunctatus and S. lucipinnis (dwarf petricola). From my estimate I'd say that a week old multi is about 1cm in length and lucipinnis is about half that. I've also noticed that multi eggs are ...
by Zoopse4Lyf3
10 Dec 2006, 02:23
Forum: African Catfishes
Topic: are any of these species obtainable/breedable?
Replies: 3
Views: 1050

are any of these species obtainable/breedable?

I'm doing some work comparing the early life stages of tang. catfish. Currently I am working with S. multipunctatus and dwarf petricola, but I need to expand my sample size. I am looking to spawn: S. dhonti S. polli S. sp. nov. some non-tang I am also looking for: S. njassae S. victoriae S ...
by Zoopse4Lyf3
07 Aug 2006, 04:23
Forum: African Catfishes
Topic: issues reguarding Synodontis multipunctatus
Replies: 1
Views: 658

issues reguarding Synodontis multipunctatus

I read the CotM archive on the cuckoo and it brought up a few questions in my mind. Maybe the information it presents has changed in the four years since it was written, but some of it seems a bit off. The archive states that S. multipunctatus have no spots on their belly, but I have seen some that ...
by Zoopse4Lyf3
06 Aug 2006, 01:25
Forum: African Catfishes
Topic: Cracking the Emperor's Code. 56k Warning, lots of pix!
Replies: 55
Views: 17880

Sid, I have to ask about your account of S. multipunctatus spawning. You say that the cuckoo catfish will scatter its eggs if no host cichlid species is present, but all of the liturature and my own observations show that S. multipunctatus is an obligate brood parasite. If what you observed is true ...

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