Different cat amigo, some can hide their entire lives. S. lucipinnis (which I assume is what the OP owns) are generally pretty social, and pretty active catfish. Other species, not so much.
Should I keep my synodontis petricolas?
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Different cat amigo, some can hide their entire lives. S. lucipinnis (which I assume is what the OP owns) are generally pretty social, and pretty active catfish. Other species, not so much.
I thought about posting it here but didn't want to take over his thread.
I think cross referencing is always helpful for OP and for future readers and those who are doing their homework, if done tactfully, as you pointed out. I don't see how one post and link can be objectionable. If anyone wanted to discuss what's in that link, they of course go to that link and talk there, as a sensible person
But I agree that people differ.
I infer RD is talking about lucipinnis and petricola.
since my rescape i see at least 3 of them for plenty of time each day. They are still young so I can imagine it will only improve as time goes on.
I just picked up a breeding group of 8 adults, looks like 4 males, and 4 females, two are gravid. These cats haven't hidden for more than a few minutes after landing into their new 6ft tank. Constantly out and about, singly, and swimming in group formation. Keep the faith!
my angelicus is always out in my 50 gallon he chases the filament barbs he is about 7 inches they are way too fast so he gives up quickly
