SteveR's Aquarium Thread

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hfs3;4198123; said:
when can we expect some more pics of those clowns? id sure love to see em
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Hey thanks! Welcome too! I'm gonna stick some cucumber in so will get pics of them then.:headbang2
 
I had 9 but lost 6 when i was moving the tank so now left with 3 :P but clown loaches are awsome
 
More pics this weekend following strut brace disaster that happened last night. Tank has been repaired and waiting to fill it. See General Discussion forum.
 
SteveR;3611020;3611020 said:
More piccies of my Syno Eupterus chilling out on the gravel, and an obscured view of my plec!
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I bought a fish that was sold to me as an Upside-down Catfish. It was about 3/4" long & did mainly swim upside down. As it grew it changed dramatically and swims right-side up 70% of the time but likes to hide a lot. This is an awesome fish! I've come to realize that it is in fact a Featherfin Synodontis (Synodontis Eupterus). Is this ever referred to as an upside-down catfish? And can I have more that on in a single tank?
 
Scorpio69;4314186; said:
I bought a fish that was sold to me as an Upside-down Catfish. It was about 3/4" long & did mainly swim upside down. As it grew it changed dramatically and swims right-side up 70% of the time but likes to hide a lot. This is an awesome fish! I've come to realize that it is in fact a Featherfin Synodontis (Synodontis Eupterus). Is this ever referred to as an upside-down catfish? And can I have more that on in a single tank?
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Hi there. It's a syno for sure but not sure if that makes it a eupterus as they don't swim upside down that much, maybe 10-20percent of the time. I had a few diff synos at one point and they where all okay, they had little "fall outs" sometimes but all was cool.
 
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