miniature monster

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does anyone kno of a miniature monster catfish? im setting up an 80 gal. and wanted a couple, or just one, catfish that basically would eat everything, really active, really territrial, cool markings/ bright colors, and of course long wiskers.

this is what i dont want.

- pictus catfish
- asian redtail
- south american red tail (i prolly wouldnt be able to house these two either)
- bull shark
- poroon catfish/ iridescent shark
- sun catfish
_ lima shovel nose

what i was thinking was...

- jaguar catfish
- tiger shovel nose or a smaller variation.
- yellow belly bullhead ('cause their cool)
 
froggyman said:
the bull head would be the best choice you could have one and maybe a larger cichlid in the 80 gallon.
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how big do bullheads get? the biggest one ive cought was roughly 10 inches, but some sources say 16 inches. btw whats thw max size for a jag?
 
You did say miniature monster cat fish well a tiger shovel nose can grow up to 80inches (2m) .

Miniature to me for an 80gal aquarium would be:

. African walking catfish (clarias gareipinus) about 30inches long.

. (Wallago attu) ! no common name i'm affraid ! 80inches long.

. Dolphin cat (Oxdoras Niger) 33inches long.

. Mother of snails catfish 25inch or more not too sure.

. Clarias catfish 20inches or more.

Hope these help you on your quest to find what you need .



























































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what about the tig or jur cats
very beautiful cats
 
i have caught a3 inch bullhead. i ate it then discoverd it would have been new state record
 
23 inch max size or biggest ive caught on bullheads. I caught cleaned ate then discoverd it would have been new state record
 
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j/p u had pics right? i think i seen them
 
yeah i did have pics i duno where they are now tho hmm makes me wana start searching
 
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