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Should YOU get an Anchor Catfish? (Care Guide)
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Super cool catfish care guide! Enjoy!
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:20 Description
03:29 Care
08:46 Should You Get?
10:06 Outro
Resources:
Care - flipaquatics.c...
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Musician: Jeff Kaale
Music: Warm Anhedonia
Musician: TOO:AM
We had 6 in our tank alongside a few different species of tetra. Unfortunately 4 of them have died, possibly due to an ammonia spike that killed a few other fish in the tank. In our experience they are quite gregarious and often playfully swim to the top of the tank at night etc.
I see mine quite a lot. Not so much during the day but i dont see the sun much my own self. I feed em at night, that entire tank in fact (a 20 high w a betta, porkchop, harlequin, and merah rasboras, and a sizable number of habrosus corys so i have activity in all areas of that tank). I dont find them to be shy even before the food goes in, w a 20 high i can dim the lights to a level that the substrate gets comfortable amounts. They are pretty active when foraging and seem to be encouraged in their activity level by others of their species and possibly the presence and constant but non-threarening motion of the habrosus. At first i made sure to target feed them assuming they would be last to the party, no such worries, they make sure to get to the table on time if not actually seated already. I do target feed both species of catfish to make sure plenty of food makes it past the gluttonous betta and the lightening fast rasboras. Apart from that no feeding or behavioral issues. I just adore these guys. Have 5 abd would not mind, nor would they a few more. They are undemanding and contribute little to the bioload of a heavily filtered and quite mature tank filled with teeny nano fish. Lots of rocks tho, give em lots rocks which seem to make em happier. Love these guys
@@tempestous-i3k Yes, this seems like a much nicer tank for them, and something I will lean closer to in the next phase of this aquarium.
That is interesting that the Habrosus would draw out the Anchors. For some reason I thought that they would have driven them all the more to hiding! Even still, I don’t think I will seek out any Pygmy corydoras for this tank, but I’m sure the information will be useful to someone who is creating an aquarium around this catfish
Amazing video! I’m so excited to set up my Everglades-inspired swamp tank with least killifish, Pygmy sunfish and these guys!
@@leons5k That’s awesome! Have you considered starting off with live foods like black worms and seed shrimp?
@@MattKeepsFish before adding the fish?? Sounds like an amazing idea. I don’t even have the tank or the stand yet so it will probably happen in a relatively far future hahaha but I’ll definitely keep that in mind
Ah I know about these! Nice to see you’re making a care guide for them
Finally!!! A video about them that isn’t in German 😂😂. Thanks for picking the hara jerdoni !!
That’s exactly why I made it 😂
Thanks for making this
Very well put together
I love these, they're so cool! My LFS got some in this week and if I didn't already have banjos and cories I'd be getting some. I don't want the bottom level of the tank to het too crowded though.
They’re definitely a fish to shape a tank around!
Great care guide !
I aspire to man videos like these
Aw stoppp 🤭💚
And you did miss something. . . they die is you add aquarium salt to the tank they are extremely sensitive to aquarium salt for some reason
@@pillsnpiegaming I’m sorry you had that experience. It could be be because they are scaleless.
I was under the impression C Habrosis is smaller than the pygmy
Close! But the largest habrosus was a half inch longer than the largest pygmaeus.
@@MattKeepsFish Hostatus?
That would be somewhere in between, although an exceptionally large Hastatus would be comparable to a large Habrosus.
Edit: a source on Reddit says that Habrosus would be the smallest, however I have worked with both and have personally owned Habrosus, and I would say that it is larger, if not the largest, of the dwarf corydoras
This video is epic! Made me subscribe 2 minutes in!!!!
Aw thanks! 💚
strange my dwarf anchor cats are smaller then Corydoras pygmaes
@@pillsnpiegaming Younger?
Hey i wanna ask if they need constant pump like goldfish or can dey do like low tech like guppies?
@@HighkeyLazy I would suggest constant water flow, but you don’t need an air pump or anything like that. Any filter would be just fine.
Beyond that, you won’t need tech like a heater or light (provided that your room temperature is within their comfortable range).
You can see the video linked in the description to see the density of plants needed to provide proper oxygen.