Bolt Catfish (Aguarunichthys torosus)

Bolt Catfish (Aguarunichthys torosus)Bolt Catfish (Aguarunichthys torosus) The Bolt Catfish is a rare and highly sought after predatory species known for its torpedo shaped body, powerful build, and subtle yet striking patterning. Native to South American river systems, this catfish is built for speed and ambush hunting, making it an exciting addition to large predator aquariums. Due to its size, feeding habits, and activity level, the Bolt Catfish is best suited for experienced

Newly acquired Altums may be shy feeders and require patience

making it a true centerpiece species in large aquaria

They have two lungs

also known as the jelly catfish are commonly found in Río Arichuna

The fish originates from the Pacific side of South America from the Tumbes River in Peru to the Esmeraldas River in Ecuador

Needs driftwood to stay healthy—non-negotiable

It is sometimes seen in the aquarium trade

explosive feeding behavior

As the Marbled Achara catfish matures it should be fed less often and even periods of fasting will maintain the fishes health

They are a peaceful schooling fish that can grow to a fair size for a barb

a very large mouth and a long

Leave plenty of open space for swimming