7 Synodontis multipunctatus
- Cibolo
- Other animals
- 02 February - 21:37
Description
I have 7 Synodontis multipunctatus Burundi at 4 1/2" for sale they have been spawning in my tank but I do not have any Haplochromis species in my tank so no luck with fry. See Cuckoo Catfish Breeding & Spawning below pics.
Going for $35.00 ea. If you buy all of the 7 Synodontis multipunctatus Burundi I will let them go for $30.00ea. in Cibolo Texas
Temperature Range: 70°F-82°F
pH Range: 7.8-9
Hardness Range: 10-20°
Family: Mochokidae
Species Type: African Catfish
Cuckoo Catfish Adult Size: 6 inches (cm)
Cuckoo Catfish Life Expectancy: 15 years
Cuckoo Catfish Habitat: East African Lake Tanganyika
Cuckoo Catfish Minimum Tank Size: 30 gallons
Cuckoo Catfish Temperament: Peaceful but adults may become territorial with other bottom feeders.
Cuckoo Catfish Diet & Nutrition: Omnivorous - Does well with sinking pellets. Suppliment diet with frozen or live brine shrimp and freeze dried foods.
Cuckoo Catfish Description: A very attractively patterned catfish which makes an ideal and interesting addition to a Rift Lake setup of Malawi or Tanganyika cichlids. They are often more active in the daytime than many other Synodontis, especially if a small group is kept. This fish is named for the method it uses to breed. The Cuckoo catfish will lay eggs among the eggs of African cichlid mouthbrooders. Be careful because these eggs will hatch before the cichlid eggs and consume them!
Tank Mate Compatibility: This fish does well with African Cichlids from any lake.
Cuckoo Catfish Breeding & Spawning: Has been accomplished in an aquarium. The Cuckoo Catfish lays its eggs at the same time as certain Haplochromis species. The catfish eggs are also taken into the female Hap's mouth, where they are incubated with the other eggs. The catfish hatch first and consume the other eggs while the female Hap protects the catfish fry as if they were her own.
Determining Cuckoo Catfish Sex: Can only be sexed by venting. Females have a round papilla, where as the male have a pointed papilla that is approximately 3-5 mm, and gives the appearance of slightly triangular in shape.
Aquarium Region: Bottom
Cuckoo Catfish Diseases: None specific to species
Going for $35.00 ea. If you buy all of the 7 Synodontis multipunctatus Burundi I will let them go for $30.00ea. in Cibolo Texas
Temperature Range: 70°F-82°F
pH Range: 7.8-9
Hardness Range: 10-20°
Family: Mochokidae
Species Type: African Catfish
Cuckoo Catfish Adult Size: 6 inches (cm)
Cuckoo Catfish Life Expectancy: 15 years
Cuckoo Catfish Habitat: East African Lake Tanganyika
Cuckoo Catfish Minimum Tank Size: 30 gallons
Cuckoo Catfish Temperament: Peaceful but adults may become territorial with other bottom feeders.
Cuckoo Catfish Diet & Nutrition: Omnivorous - Does well with sinking pellets. Suppliment diet with frozen or live brine shrimp and freeze dried foods.
Cuckoo Catfish Description: A very attractively patterned catfish which makes an ideal and interesting addition to a Rift Lake setup of Malawi or Tanganyika cichlids. They are often more active in the daytime than many other Synodontis, especially if a small group is kept. This fish is named for the method it uses to breed. The Cuckoo catfish will lay eggs among the eggs of African cichlid mouthbrooders. Be careful because these eggs will hatch before the cichlid eggs and consume them!
Tank Mate Compatibility: This fish does well with African Cichlids from any lake.
Cuckoo Catfish Breeding & Spawning: Has been accomplished in an aquarium. The Cuckoo Catfish lays its eggs at the same time as certain Haplochromis species. The catfish eggs are also taken into the female Hap's mouth, where they are incubated with the other eggs. The catfish hatch first and consume the other eggs while the female Hap protects the catfish fry as if they were her own.
Determining Cuckoo Catfish Sex: Can only be sexed by venting. Females have a round papilla, where as the male have a pointed papilla that is approximately 3-5 mm, and gives the appearance of slightly triangular in shape.
Aquarium Region: Bottom
Cuckoo Catfish Diseases: None specific to species