Been adding salt to my tank since I got these and after some water changes. Not measuring exact but the fish seem to be happy.
It's still with me Wes, still not eating though. I added regular Aquarium Salt like kno4te has but still no go. I'm guessing since you mentioned alkalinity though you're talking Saltwater Aquarium Salt. If so I may have to see about getting another tank because I had divided a tank for the Nodosus so he wouldn't be bothered but don't have anything open except for a quarantine/sick tank.still alive? try increasing the salinity and alkalinity. apparently some are found coastal, they just caught a few near the ocean.
Guess I'm going top have to make my way over to Planet and have a look. Thanks Viktor.Looks to be the same fish, the nodosus, and also from Suriname that Ben "Amiidae" is asking about: http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=44901&p=304576#p304576
Any updateskoltsixx ?
All you guys are awesome, thanks for remembering and checking in. Nodosus still hasn't eaten that I've seen the raw part on his nose never healed but no more excess slime for awhile now. Never swims unless disturbed but despite not eating he doesn't look emaciated. Though I've seen that in Driftwood cats before. My Trachys, Gulpers and Jags would occasionally fast without looking like they losty weight. Though only the Trahcys have been able to do it sometimes over a six month period while everyone else it was maybe a month and a half maybe two.
So maybe it is on a hunger strike. And sounds like you made your way over to Jeff rapps stock listAll you guys are awesome, thanks for remembering and checking in. Nodosus still hasn't eaten that I've seen the raw part on his nose never healed but no more excess slime for awhile now. Never swims unless disturbed but despite not eating he doesn't look emaciated. Though I've seen that in Driftwood cats before. My Trachys, Gulpers and Jags would occasionally fast without looking like they losty weight. Though only the Trahcys have been able to do it sometimes over a six month period while everyone else it was maybe a month and a half maybe two.
I've been looking for shoaling cats that might help him feel more secure to no real avail. Since Wes didn't get anymore Nodosus in I was looking at Schilbe intermedius but couldn't find any. So I tried what I could find Pimelodus albofasciatus and ornatus. Still no activity and the Nodosus doesn't seem any more secure.
Still I got to pick up some cool cats the Pimelodus Ornatus and albofasciatus I already mentioned, as well as picking up a Pinirampus pirinampu, Mystus wolfii and an unidentified Batrochoglanis.
That's what I'm hoping but I'm still not sure the Nodosus will make it.So maybe it is on a hunger strike. And sounds like you made your way over to Jeff rapps stock listlol are all those pick ups in the same tank?