Identify?

[slayer5590]

these are more than likely S. lucipinnis as petricola are rather rare

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

Agree. Most likely a luci http://www.planetcatfish.com/common/species.php?species_id=103

 

[kqui9357]

Lol as long as they dont eat my plants. Theres no info online on how they are with plants. Just where there from or the differences

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[thebiggerthebetter]

Scotcat shows how to tell luci from petri and also says that they may chew on green but occasionally (see Diet) http://www.scotcat.com/factsheets/synodontis_lucipinnis.htm

 

[kqui9357]

Do they eat shrimp? Like the jelly blue shrimp tat just came out or the bloody mary one? They are incredibly small right now

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[jtizzle]

This does look like the synodontis multipunctatis I have. I recently bought 3 to put in with my african mbunas. I like them much more than the africans. I may end up getting rid of the majority of the grow out mbunas, keep the cats, and go to peacocks. Its nice to have a small tank by my desk!