False Upside Down Catfish

False Upside Down CatfishOverview The False Upside Down Catfish is widely distributed across much of Africa, where it inhabits quiet backwaters as well as ponds and pools. The aquarium should be spacious with a soft sandy substrate in order to protect the long sensory barbels. It should be decorated with a good amount of bogwood, rocky caves PVC tubes, and robust planting to provide shady areas, but you should also ensure that a roomy swimming space is left along the front of

slightly acidic water

is considered the most attractive of the Bichir group

It is gentle

this otherwise peaceful fish is among the schooling group

Exact fish may vary in size and colour

There are also many color and fin variations available

A bright and pretty dwarf cichlid for your tank

Incorporate plenty of rocks and African driftwood in order to build caves

sera siporax is ideally modelled on this soil

is a color variation of the Dwarf Gourami

The Bushy Nose Plecostomus is relatively easy to breed and breeding occurs mostly in the winter months

Temperature: 23 - 30c