Synodontis Nigriventris Free To Good Home

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Synodontis Nigriventris Free To Good Home

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Darn, if I'd only seen this a day earlier I'd have dropped in and taken them back to Scotland to stay with my larger group (hope that's a good home). Let me know if you've still got this fish in three weeks time when I am back down.

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If you are wanting to get rid of it sooner, I can probably pick it up and add to my sons group of three. I live about an hour away. But Jools should have priority as he "answered first".

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Go for it Mats...

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Hi what date are you down in 3 weeks, as the perfect day to collect would be Sunday 13th June, I'm over my sister's breaking down her tank that day so let me know if you can come? Thanks
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Just to check the species type, pic below
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Ah, I don't think that is S. nigriventris, but the picture isn't too clear. What size is it?

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It's my sister's, I'm not sure few inches, spends a lot of time upside down, and hiding in caves, sorry to be so vague, is it Eupterus perhaps?
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MermaidMel wrote:It's my sister's, I'm not sure few inches, spends a lot of time upside down, and hiding in caves, sorry to be so vague, is it Eupterus perhaps?

I _think_ it is S. eupterus - my son would probably love one, but the tank isn't really big enough (18 x 24 x 15") to hold one throughout it's life, and all my tanks are already quite fully stocked.

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She cluelessly bought it a few years ago and it's been in a small tank, she has no idea about fish at all but it's always been kept on its own and is only about 3 inches and seems fully grown now
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I'd say that is a farm bred and it'll get a fair bit bigger than 3" once introduced into larger surroundings. A bit large for my group!

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we're not far (Basingstoke) and we have the space, but would it be happy with BNs and Botia loach?
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It would be fine with Bristlenose. Which Botia species is it?

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botia kubotai :-)
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I think it will be OK, but bear in mind that the Syno gets to about twice the size of the loach...

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