G.Platynema, Tigrinus, Flavicans, A.Torosus

All posts regarding the care and breeding of these catfishes from South America.
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Sid Guppy
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Post by Sid Guppy »

That's ONE FAT HEALTHY tigrinus!
or was it private Hell for 2 goldfishes? :lol:
I especially like the one on top (Goslinea) it looks decidedly weird.
But the most imposing looking cat was that never seen before spotty cat; I didn't even know the name....Aguarunichthys??
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STINGRAY
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Post by STINGRAY »

Have you had the tigger a long time or did you buy him lge to start with? How much did he cost ?, They are getting impossible to get of late, a real beaut
katfishguy
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Post by katfishguy »

yes,, the spotted catfish in the pic is the Aguarunichthys Torosus,, very nice cat !

I recently got the large Tigrinus,, I had it for about a week now. It is very beautiful, but it hasn't eaten very much since I got him,, may be a couple of feeders,, I think it will take time for it to adjust,, if you ask me,, just get a small Tigrinus and raise it,, it is very risky to get a large Tigrinus,,
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