Allenbatrachus Grunniens

[Miguel]

how do they compare to T. amazonica? I had T. amazonica and found them to be hard to get them to feed readily

In my "short "experience with these type of fish, they compare with Thalassophryne Amazonica in little.

They are allways on the look out, active ( as far as active goes with these fish ) and do not hide.

The Thalassophryne live under the sand. They must come out at night because feeders disappear, now and then.

 

[Miguel]

I just know that I had one that lasted me for a month and I was told later that it was Brackish.

But I have them in brackish conditions, Ben.
The Thalassophryne Amazonica, on the other hand, are full fresh.