Hognose brochis

[Rtc/tsn]

How rare are hognose brochis catfish? I picked up two of them today about 2 inches each and can’t find much online and was told they were pretty rare and have heard in the past that they’re rare. Also they’re going in a 40g with live plants and bettas but don’t have either yet.

 

[Rocksor]

So much for slowing down...

Brochis multiradiatus are seasonal wild caught fish. There's quite a bit of information out there.

 

[tlindsey]

How rare are hognose brochis catfish? I picked up two of them today about 2 inches each and can’t find much online and was told they were pretty rare and have heard in the past that they’re rare. Also they’re going in a 40g with live plants and bettas but don’t have either yet. View attachment 1469980

Planet Catfish has info on them.

 

[Rtc/tsn]

So much for slowing down...

Brochis multiradiatus are seasonal wild caught fish. There's quite a bit of information out there.

Not slowing down as much on the 40g because it’s already cycled and ready.

 

[The Masked Shadow]

Not slowing down as much on the 40g because it’s already cycled and ready.

So much for the bettas

 

[Kolton13]

Went from leaving the hobby to buying more fish. Interesting

 

[Rtc/tsn]

So much for the bettas

Still doing bettas. Going to do maybe 5 or 7 but not sure

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

I got your PM. Sorry, I've kept std brochis splendens, the emerald catfish about 10 years ago.

Corydoras splendens – Emerald ‘Brochis’ (Brochis splendens, Brochis dipterus) — Seriously Fish

www.seriouslyfish.com

I know nothing about the hognoses or their availability.

 

[Deadeye]

They aren’t too common, but not easy to get either.
Care is probably similar to most cories.

 

[Rtc/tsn]

I got your PM. Sorry, I've kept std brochis splendens, the emerald catfish about 10 years ago.

Corydoras splendens – Emerald ‘Brochis’ (Brochis splendens, Brochis dipterus) — Seriously Fish

www.seriouslyfish.com

I know nothing about the hognoses or their availability.

They aren’t too common, but not easy to get either.
Care is probably similar to most cories.

They’ve been acting exactly like other corys but there’s 1 big difference I’ve noticed, these things are extremely active and when they’re hungry they go to the top of the water for food which most corys I’ve ever kept always ate sinking pellets but these guys go straight to the top.