I see it as an investment, they were incredibly low priced because they didn´t knew what they were selling. Two of them are already booked for a friend, and I´m planning to keep one for myself!

Bougt four of these today, is it Tigrinum or fasciatum, or something else?

They are about 10 cm long
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I had an Otto in my 450 liters discustank. He/she ate from the sides of the discus. It behaved very agressive towards the discus so it had to be "taken away". The other 14 ottos didn´t behave in the same way so they could stay. Probably this was an individual behavior.

My homemade shimpmix contains of 1/3 spinach, I also feed them with flakes, frozen brine shrimp and sometimes regular cichlid-pellets. I avoid bloodworms because of the risk for bloat. I´m going to borrow a digital camera tomorrow, if I get any good picturs I´ll submit them.

They are with Malawi CICHLIDS
Except for four small Ancistrus d... they are the only catfish in the tank. The cichlids are stated above!

You can´t really say that the male has "a few" spots on its belly , it has as many spots as on the rest of the body. But that could probably be individual. Is there something special I should think about when caring for my Synos, or should I just do as I do with the Malawis in the same tank? They s ...

That has to be the one. I was very confused when I bought them, because the dealer wasn´t sure what spiecies they were. The big difference between my Synos and the multipunctatus was that my had spots on their bellys, and a much more "pointy" humeral process. But there is no other Syno (on this s ...

Hello! I´m new to this forum, even if I have used "PlanetCatfish" for long. Since I´m from Sweden I´m not that good in english, so I want your help to understand the meaning of the "humeral process". It all started when I tried to identify my Synodontis, I am now 99% sure I have S. c.f_mutip ...