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| Synodontis nigriventris David 1936,
"the" (Blotched) Upside Down Catfish. Central Africa;
Congo Basin. Cond.s: pH 6-8, dH 5-12, temp. 22-26 C. To nearly four
inches total length. The most popular/common species of the family
in the aquarium interest. CAS 2012. |
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| Synodontis nigriventris David 1936,
"the" (Blotched) Upside Down Catfish. Central Africa;
Congo Basin. Cond.s: pH 6-8, dH 5-12, temp. 22-26 C. To nearly four
inches total length. The most popular/common species of the family
in the aquarium interest. CAS 2012. |
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Auchenoglanis occidentalis (Valenciennes 1840), the
Giraffe Catfish to aquarists, Bubu locally. Africa: Nile, Lake
Chad, West Africa, Congo-Lualaba River system, East African lakes,
Omo River and Giuba River. To twenty eight inches in length. If
there is something like a biological vacuum cleaner, this is it. A
peaceful giant that grows quickly (a couple of feet in as many
years) but gets along fine with fishes not large enough to
inhale. |
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Aulonocara bizarro (my naming)... an aberrant morph in a fish shop in Sacto.
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