Upside Down Catfish

Upside Down CatfishSynodontis Nigriventris The Upside Down Catfish is also known as the Blotched Upside Down Catfish and is from the rivers and lakes of Central Africa within the Congo Basin. It is one of the smaller Synodontis catfish, and is an opaque color with many black spots and markings. This species is an upside down catfish, as it will hang in an inverted position, as well as feed from the surface of the water. These catfish will also feed upon algae that forms

which occured during the early development of the dinosaurs more than 200 million years ago

The aquarium that houses this species should be at least 5ft long

high aeration

krill (2%)

The fry are well protected by the parents

The Red Platy requires an aquarium of at least 10 gallons that is densely planted with hardy plants like Java Fern and Java Moss

the Striped Raphael Catfish is mild-mannered yet confident in its endeavors

Any fish that will fit into its mouth should not be kept in the same aquarium with the Managuense Cichlid

The Cigar Shark is a large growing

eggs are laid in a rocky crevasse or cave and then scooped up by the female where she carries them for 21 to 28 days

Water Conditions: 72-79° F

As a true schooling fish