Does this look like breeding to anyone else?
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Synodontis granulosus breeding?
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Re: Synodontis granulosus breeding?
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Re: Synodontis granulosus breeding?
That does look like breeding, but those don't look like S. granulosus. These have white on the outer edges of their tails and black barbles.
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Re: Synodontis granulosus breeding?
Female doesn't look well conditioned but the male is certainly TEE positioned and trying to squeeze eggs from her.
It shouldn't be hard to find eggs if spawning was successful.
It shouldn't be hard to find eggs if spawning was successful.
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Re: Synodontis granulosus breeding?
What species would you suppose these are if they aren’t granulosus?
