issues reguarding Synodontis multipunctatus
Posted: 07 Aug 2006, 04:23
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 do. Has anyone else observed this?
Also, the article talks about cuckoo eggs that don't get picked up by the cichlid female and rest amoung the substrate. I was wondering if this is what you guys were talking about when you said that you have seen S. multipunctatus substrate spawn in your tanks. Are there host cichlids in the tank or just the cuckoo? or are the catfish just straight up substrate spawning?
The archive states that S. multipunctatus have no spots on their belly, but I have seen some that do. Has anyone else observed this?
Also, the article talks about cuckoo eggs that don't get picked up by the cichlid female and rest amoung the substrate. I was wondering if this is what you guys were talking about when you said that you have seen S. multipunctatus substrate spawn in your tanks. Are there host cichlids in the tank or just the cuckoo? or are the catfish just straight up substrate spawning?