Glass Catfish Info And Care | What Is A Ghost Catfish?
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Glass Catfish Info And Care | What Is A Ghost Catfish?
Welcome to the ultimate guide to Glass Catfish info and care! If you're curious about what the heck a Glass Catfish is, or how to properly take care of these slippery aquatic creatures, then you've come to the right place.
In this video, we'll dive deep into the world of Glass Catfish and explore everything you need to know to become a Glass Catfish pro. We'll cover their diet, tank requirements, behavior, and more!
Don't worry if you're a newbie to fish keeping, because we'll take you through everything step by step. By the end of this video, you'll be ready to give your Glass Catfish the love and care they deserve.
So, grab your fish flakes and get ready for an epic adventure into the world of Glass Catfish care. Let's get started!
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I have watched every available ghost catfish guide I've come across over the last two years & this was extremely concise, to the point & helpful. Thank you!
Good info thanks.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video
@@AquariumFishKeepers I got 6, they hide during the day but it's like a race car meet at night. Really cool, barely see but completely safe with nano fish.
I have 40 gallons, heavily planted, and a school of 6. Tank is shared with 1 pleco, some shrimp, and snails. I keep it around 80F. I have a lot of surface plant cover as well, with a full spectrum light that automatically does day/night cycles including dusk/dawn color shifting. I have an air bubbler, but the only filtration is from the abundant plants. I do water about once a week. I have fed them live (daphnea) twice a month or so apart and they love it. Otherwise, it's your standard store bought stuff. However, I have about 6 different kinds of store bought food- blood worms, flakes, dried shrimp, granules, etc. that I rotate, so they always have something interesting to eat.
With those conditions, my catfish spawned and I didnt even know it. I believe they/the tankmates ate most of the eggs, but I have seen tiny fry hiding in the thickest parts of the plants. Yay accidental babies! I'm absolutely delighted, as so many resources say it's so hard to get them to spawn.
Very cool.
Best video on this species I’ve found. Thanks!
Excellent video.
can i keep a bubble eye goldfish in a 10 gallon tank changing the water every 2 weeks
If you want to keep a bubble eye goldfish, you should provide a tank that is at least 20-30 gallons in size and perform regular partial water changes of at least 25% each week. You should also make sure the tank has adequate filtration and oxygenation to keep the water clean and healthy for your fish.
I have a telescope eye and he’s in a 29gal with a filter on full blast and 2 air stones. 10 is wayyy too small. Betta would be good for a 10 gal but they still need a filter and heater.
Do not clean your tank, the micro biome is best for your tank, a deep substrate of mud below and then a layer of fine aquarium sand on top of 2 inches
How fast do they grow?
Would a Betta be too aggressive? They have similar water parameters and I would love to have some ghost shrimp, glass/ghost cats, my crown tail, and maybe a military helmet snail, red/purple plants, red root floaters with black sand, and hard scape that looks like bones and have it be super spooky 😭 (this would be in a 20gal long)
a betta would be okay, tho when buying put its cup next to a fish and see if it flares its fins
maybe make it a 30+ gallon
I have a betta with three, it nipped at one and never did it again
can i put 6 in a 40 gallon blackwater tank with 10 neons and 8 corys even tho blackwater is not ideal? (hiding spots and an open space in middle for schooling will be in the aquascape)
I’d say no but just because you should have at least 5-10 gallons for every glass catfish but with a bigger tank sure!
@@Dew-review 55?
@@EmptyBlank-u8e seems fine to me
Looks good to me. Main thing is filtration.
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Can we keep them alone?
They dont do well alone, it’s good to treat them like tetras and keep them in schools
@@alternativeaquascaping517how does a school of 3 do? I want to do a 29 gal and I think they’re cool but don’t want to go species only
@@masonbuehler1119 treat them like a tetra. Get a school of 6 or more, but that’s a lot of fish for a small tank.
Can i eat it
Well, technically, you can eat anything. If you're asking if they are nutritious or commonly eaten, then no. They are much too small, reaching roughly 4 to 5 inches (10 to 13 centimeters)