Can someone please respond to my thread!!

[koltsixx]

I keep joining different sites in the hopes of aquiring knowledge from others. However that's difficult seeing as no one is responding to my questions. Please I would appreciate any advice on my Pseudopimelodus Apurensis. I love this fish but my knowledge of this species is general at best. He's been attacked by a smaller Red Devil and is suffering from two wounds. I would like to know how hardy they are, and about his regenerative powers are.

 

[ewurm]

I am not familiar with that species. Does it have a common name? We want to help you.

 

[USMC Sniper]

According to this, he should be the aggressor - http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=1525

 

[Miguel]

I don't know that species, but pimelodids are hardy..separate it from the red devil and give it rest...do a good wtare change and leave it be...go easy on the salt ( it at all ).

 

[koltsixx]

Thank you for the responses. The catfish has a relative in the bumble bee catfish if that helps. He is called a Jelly or Jello catfish. Just like the Gulper catfish their known for their huge mouths. I know about their overall length,diet and ph, but no personal observations about their hardiness or personality. Like are they active swimmers, if they are are they nocturnal or what.

 

[stotty]

I keep joining different sites in the hopes of aquiring knowledge from others. However that's difficult seeing as no one is responding to my questions. Please I would appreciate any advice on my Pseudopimelodus Apurensis. I love this fish but my knowledge of this species is general at best. He's been attacked by a smaller Oscar and is suffering from two wounds. I would like to know how hardy they are, and about his regenerative powers are.

They changed the name look up Cephalosilurus apurensis (i think this is the fish) or ''Orange Jelly Cat''


pH, 6.4 - 7.8

http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/Summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=47752