Synodontis - But Which One?

[QuotheRaven]

A plastic bag like they give you when you buy fish or a bucket sort of arrangement is also ok but watch out as those spines hurt you aswell as the net....

 

[pacuboy]

Yes thats a S. eurptis. Or other wise know as high finn catfish.

 

[Miss Dib Dabs]

Errr gonna disagree with y'all here. My Eupterus live with my Malawis and they are constantly breeding. The babies are tiny and they never touch any of them. They have lived together as a community for a very long time so it's no new setup.
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[Arimus]

Sadly I think one has passed on.... I've only seen one for the last couple of days - I've checked the filter, under all the decorations etc and could find one but not the other...

I wish I knew what happend but there is literally no sign of the other one anywhere in the tank (tank has a very good fitting cover) - do they dig into sand substrate?



Correction - Both are doing fine. Just seen both swimming together with the corry's...



Now to figure out where the one had been hiding as I rearranged the entire tank the other day (realised it didn't look to good with the plants I'd got spread out so moved all the plants into two bunches until I can fill the remaining spaces)