fish you hardly see

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Gill Blue said:
do you have anyone else in there that might be giving them a hard time? mine are with cories and hatchet fish. they have a favorite chunk of wood to hide under, but that's not too often. they like to swim loopdy loops in the corners.
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Nope I do not have anything that is giving my kuhli loaches a hard time. All I have is tiger barbs and glo-tetras and there is also young Dojo loaches and Javan loaches there too.
 
I have two banjo catfish which hide a lot, but see them every time I feed. I have a bumblebee catfish which hides even more, but I see him pop out for food often enough. But I basically never see my two spotted Raphael cats.

I like having fish that hide a lot. It makes the tank more exciting. Fish that are constantly swimming about in the open I tend to get bored of.
 
pudgeking said:
I have two banjo catfish which hide a lot, but see them every time I feed. I have a bumblebee catfish which hides even more, but I see him pop out for food often enough. But I basically never see my two spotted Raphael cats.

I like having fish that hide a lot. It makes the tank more exciting. Fish that are constantly swimming about in the open I tend to get bored of.
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that's a good way of thinking about it. Like there's more to the thank than what you first see. I call my bumblebee cat my night time clean up crew as he must find some food when the lights go out.
 
Sonny503 said:
I have a nice 7" clown loach tht hides all the time. I was hoping it would lead my groups of clown loaches.
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Interesting that it doesn't group with the others.
 
My 16-18 inch ripsaw cat. You would think he would have a hard time hiding but now. He comes out the first second the lights turn off, I have to use my moon lights to see him
 
I have a double tail synodontis that hides all the time, maybe he knows he's a weirdo, lol


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