My first what's in the bag
- Thread starter cambo01
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Just on the Essex north London boarder mate. I'm going to ask my lfs if they can get any, they have a wallagu Attu but read that there super aggy.
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Ompok siluroides. These are two of mine - albino and normal colored: http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=30936&hilit=+ompok
ok, I'll let you slide, but just this once!!! lol.Can hardly wait. I love it when people actually update on any catfish, even better is when they update on ones that you never see in threads lol.
Update as promised necro
He seems to spend most of his time with his head in some plants over my airstones lol so only a couple of photos as he has not been out much this weekend
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very nice pick up deffinately a budget wells ompoks aren't very common fish but very cool though my lfs had a similar species ompok bimaculatus I still regret not getting one
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Our highly esteemed colleague Shovelnose - an expert in Indian fish - says he is "not sure if south Indian Ompok enter the trade", that would be bimaculatus: http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=37166&hilit=+bimaculatus
I think most (90%; all?) we get here is Ompok siluroides.
I think most (90%; all?) we get here is Ompok siluroides.
Seems he has found another hiding place
Not seen him eat yet so starting to get a bit worried but I have been leaving food in overnight after the lights go out
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Not seen him eat yet so starting to get a bit worried but I have been leaving food in overnight after the lights go out
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They strongly prefer live but mine three have been taking frozen-thawed no problem, really stuffing themselves up.
