Red Tailed Catfish

Was browsing youtube and came across this,
Catfish


Can't think the amount it would eat!!!

At less than 2' that fish is far from it's maximum potential. With fish of this size the usual food items are bought in the super market and include prawns, shrimps and fish fillets.

You tend to feed seafood from the fishmongers, so white meat and inverts. Once the fish gets larger than 3 foot you start to move onto whole fish.

That'd be cool to keep, however, I'd rather have a shark

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Me too, though I prefer the coral catshark to the bamboos. Both of them are candidates for home breeding too.

In the size of tank/pond you would need for an adult RTC you could keep an amazing collection of SW sharks and/or rays.

ar thats a nice juvi redtail

small children.

Hi my friend and I had a redtail x shovelnose hybrid and at two feet it could easily eat a 10 inch goldfish or a full grown oscar(discovered this by accident). But we trained it to accept other food some hand fed. We fed it thawed frozen smelts, prawns, small gold fish and dither fish(live), and a variety of other stuff. The biggest problem with feeding live when a large catfish gets to be 1 foot, especially redtails and shovelnose is they are aggressive hunters. And as we found out the hard way,they can pop the end of your aquarium off in there chase enthusiasm. Hence he is in a pond now.

the redtail x tiger is a looker i had one that was 17"-18" long he was a beast very agressive with the redtail though.