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Posted: **28 Aug 2014, 19:54**

Thanks for sharing the video. Never seen these in action before. Reminds me of corydoras.

Posted: **30 Aug 2014, 11:28**

What a nice video, thanks for sharing

They seem quite visible.
Are they this visible all day, or just during feedding time?

Posted: **30 Aug 2014, 12:31**

This is a large specimen that was at Castleford's last catfish and loach show and auction this July. From memory it was about 4 inch TL.

Posted: **02 Sep 2014, 06:16**

Tanganyikafreak wrote:What a nice video, thanks for sharing

They seem quite visible.
Are they this visible all day, or just during feedding time?

They will be this visible just for feeding time and only if you don't move in front of the tank, so I will be sitting there extremly still.

Posted: **02 Sep 2014, 08:14**

So I guess you can compare them with S flavitaeniatus.
They have the exact same shyness

Syno robertsi