Rare Aquarium Fish: Wild Species From Africa | African Catfish, Oddballs, Tiger Scats and More!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @spiritualspinster4222
    @spiritualspinster4222 День назад +8

    I used to have a pet rope fish. Toughest longest-lived fish I ever had. He ate dry shrimp pellets. He wasn't a picky eater. Best fish I ever had. Once I came home from work and found that he had somehow gotten out and was on the floor half dried out. Plopped him back in the tank and the next day he was almost back to normal. That fish lived for over 8 years. If I ever get back into aquariums, I will get another one.

    • @thefishfiles
      @thefishfiles  День назад +2

      Oh wow! Rope fish are pretty cool. We hope to see you back in the hobby soon!

  • @CrystalmarieGrz
    @CrystalmarieGrz 10 часов назад +1

    I love my Synodontis catfish. I have a male and female upside down cats and the female is almost 4 inches and quite round the male is about 3 inches and has a round belly but not as big as the female. I love them so much even if they hide under plants, wood, or in their caves.

  • @tteeydoc1
    @tteeydoc1 18 часов назад +2

    Points of correction. Nigeria is in West Africa. Lake Malawi and Tanganyika are in East Africa, they're not in Nigeria.

  • @victoriasrandomstuff
    @victoriasrandomstuff День назад +1

    Great information. Love your shirt. The Virginia aquarium was one of my favorite places to visit. In ND now so may have to make a trip into Chicago and visit the aquarium there. It is interesting as I don't see many African species in stores these days. I would like to add some kribs to my tank along with an upside-down cat.

  • @punkrockpapa84
    @punkrockpapa84 День назад +2

    Ornate bichir can get 30plus inches bud

    • @yungtree1082
      @yungtree1082 День назад

      the largest of the upper jaw polypterus!

  • @mainegus9984
    @mainegus9984 День назад +2

    I have a senegal Bichir, Chinese Algae Eater, Dojo loach and tmrw im looking to buy either a dragon fish (violet goby) and a ropefish to add to my oddballs.

    • @mainegus9984
      @mainegus9984 6 часов назад

      Ended up getting a large featherfin squeaker synadontis catfish, 2 eclipse catfish and a violet dragon goby today instead.

  • @rickywoods3101
    @rickywoods3101 День назад +2

    Why would you want a wild caught instead?

  • @marcharley6465
    @marcharley6465 День назад +2

    How ethical is it to buy wild caught African fish ? I'd be concerned that I was contributing to depletion of the wild stock, especially given the pressures on the stock mentioned in this video.

    • @DisheveledSuccess
      @DisheveledSuccess День назад

      Id hope that any harvesting is limited to let populations recover. Sounds like rivers are becoming uninhabitable.

    • @smokeyjones1164
      @smokeyjones1164 День назад

      Probably not very ethical at all, no way

    • @Ripplenator
      @Ripplenator День назад

      Some animals are going extinct in the wild and only continue to exist in captivity. You may actually be helping to preserve these fish from extinction!

    • @caloocanboy5800
      @caloocanboy5800 День назад

      dawg theyre pretty common, most of these are food fish in africa like the ropefish and bichirs

  • @minsoochung4616
    @minsoochung4616 День назад

    What's the website you selling fish? Thxs.

  • @GuppyDundee
    @GuppyDundee День назад +1

    Iis that catfish alive ? The viewiing tanks are terrible.

    • @GuppyDundee
      @GuppyDundee День назад

      Now them cococats look way better