cvermeulen;3561909; said:
tsn and jelly look full
. I've never seen a jelly cat before, do you know the scientific name? What is their activity like? Do they swim much or just lay around?Let's see those bellies!!!
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tsn and jelly look full
. I've never seen a jelly cat before, do you know the scientific name? What is their activity like? Do they swim much or just lay around?knifegill;3562529; said:It's not mine, but it is bloated! Museum pic from planetcatfish.
Never seen a raph like that.Wow, those gulpers are stuffed!!! They look they are as tall as they are wide. How long are they?ryansti;3563757; said:
doubledragon;3564394; said:tsn and jelly look full
Scientific Name is Cephalosilurus apurensis
I had to give that fish away unfortunately, but while I had him he had an interesting personality. Most of the time he would hide under a log, doing battle with my 15" common pleco over hiding spots. He would also hide standing on end behind one of the standpipes. When feeding time approached he would float vertically so his mouth was only an inch or so from where I normally dropped the food in. It was always entertaining to watch him move my driftwood around and route the pleco from his hiding spot. Never seen a pleco look so pissed off!
this was when mine were wee tikes of 3 inches long
I will put an updated picture later of the remaining one
the smaller did not make it it got eaten
I will put an updated picture later of the remaining one
the smaller did not make it it got eaten
knifegill;3562529; said:It's not mine, but it is bloated! Museum pic from planetcatfish.
that is one old fish i havent seen a raphel like that for awhile.........soon mine will look old as hes around 15 years old..........ill see if i can get any picks of mine just need a camra......
