I know there's a sticky already for this but it seems to be just for monster catfish and got off topic pretty badly. For these care sheets you can choose ANY catfish you want! Anything from corys to Wels is fine and everything in between! Lets try to stay on topic for this thread and don't make a care sheet on a catfish you haven't at least researched. If you have any questions or comments about the thread please PM me to avoid crowding the thread with side conversations, thanks for helping out with the thread guys! Now lets get some good care sheets going!
Name: Asian Bumblebee Catfish
Scientific Name: Pseudomystus siamensis
Temperament: Peaceful (towards fish it can't fit in its mouth)
Max Size: 4-6 inches
Tank Size: 20 gallons for a single specimen, 30 or larger to be kept with other fish.
Origin: Lower Mekong River, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam.
Experience: Moderate
Temperature: 70-78 F
ph: 6.0-7.8
Feeding: Carnivore. Feed Earthworms, frozen or live Bloodworms, brineshrimp, and black worms, and most (not mine
) will accept sinking shrimp pellets after dark
Tank mates: General community fish that won't fit in its mouth, SA or CA cichlids, larger community fish
Behavior: The VAST majority are highly if not completely noctural however if you wind up with the 1% like me they can be very friendly, active, and enjoyably fish to watch. Mine will even handfeed from the top of my 30 tall! Most will just hide during the day though.





Name: Asian Bumblebee Catfish
Scientific Name: Pseudomystus siamensis
Temperament: Peaceful (towards fish it can't fit in its mouth)
Max Size: 4-6 inches
Tank Size: 20 gallons for a single specimen, 30 or larger to be kept with other fish.
Origin: Lower Mekong River, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam.
Experience: Moderate
Temperature: 70-78 F
ph: 6.0-7.8
Feeding: Carnivore. Feed Earthworms, frozen or live Bloodworms, brineshrimp, and black worms, and most (not mine
Tank mates: General community fish that won't fit in its mouth, SA or CA cichlids, larger community fish
Behavior: The VAST majority are highly if not completely noctural however if you wind up with the 1% like me they can be very friendly, active, and enjoyably fish to watch. Mine will even handfeed from the top of my 30 tall! Most will just hide during the day though.











