Yikes. I remember some photos from Vietnam I think, or somewhere there where plants were crazy cheapThings like brownie ghost / shy blue buce etc are still expensive though, especially if they've already been changed over to have submersed leaves fully developed...
In which case a plant thats say 15x10 cm can set you back upwards of USD $120 - $200 depending on seller...
...probably pull out some fish that swims in nitrogen pools on one of saturns moons..Vincent’s not allowed to play lol
It is pretty peaceful and it stays near the other fish and tries to hide either underneath or behind them.Right now it only eats bloodworms and small bits of freeze dried krill.Those are super rare. What I'd give for one... How is it with behaviour and food?
I didn’t know they were but the place where I got my platysilurus mucosus from had 5 of them and I almost picked one up. Only reason I didn’t was the shipment just came in. Now I should’ve gotten oneMy rarest I guess would be my slobbering catfish. Brachyplatystoma platynemum I actually just sold it about a month ago.
"This fish is classified as ''Endangered'' and the capture of specimens smaller than 62 cm is illegal. This means that the small specimens imported for the aquarium trade are illegally acquired. " - https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/species.php?species_id=679
I'm not sure what the largest fish wholesaler in the US was doing with a group of them but I got it pretty cheap.
I'd love to keep some in a large Africa tank one day. Get a bit bigger than X nigri and look pretty badassIt is pretty peaceful and it stays near the other fish and tries to hide either underneath or behind them.Right now it only eats bloodworms and small bits of freeze dried krill.
Agreed,hopefully they become more available in the future.I'd love to keep some in a large Africa tank one day. Get a bit bigger than X nigri and look pretty badass