This isnt the time of year for them. Give it another four or five months. There is a hatchery about an hour from my house where I can get hundreds of them for less then $10 ea, really less then $5 depending on quantity. I spoke with the head guy at the hatchery and just transporting these fish is a task and he advises them to be kept in large outdoor ponds only.
Paddle Fish - Spoonbill Catfish
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Here is a video and some pics. I had some on this site, but I can't find them. I got them when the were about 3 inches the biggest is now about a foot in 6 months time.
http://www.piranha-paradise.com/index.php?showtopic=1033
http://www.piranha-paradise.com/index.php?showtopic=923
http://www.piranha-paradise.com/index.php?showtopic=1033
http://www.piranha-paradise.com/index.php?showtopic=923
o damn, that video is awesome!!! they look so odd from top lol. and can't view the pix, cuz i'm not a member of that forum.
i had one for a few months before it got suck up into my powerhead. they were pretty easy to keep. At first i fed them frozen daphnia just to see them open there mouth but then got them on guppys. i found them to be more active at night. good luck finding them
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