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- Subject: Re: Catfish in the African tank?
- Message-ID: <1993Jan27.001143.14100@bsu-ucs>
- Date: 27 Jan 93 05:11:43 GMT
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- >> Also I have 4 catfishes right now which I would like to keep in the Africans'
- >> tank. I have two large (all are 2+ inches) Brochis splendens, and one large
- >> Corydoras agassizi, and one large Corydoras trilineatus.
- >>
- >> -Matt
- >
- > As others have said, keeping corys in an african tank is not a very good
- > idea, Synodontis or Chrysicthys are better choices. Keeping corys by
- > themselves is not a great idea either. Most will do much better as at
- > least a small group, preferably a school of 6 or more.
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- All 4 of the above-mentioned species are schooling quite happily now.
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- -Matt
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