What Kind Of Cats Are These

[Night61]

i have two in my betta tanks, one per tank. i need to know what they are and what they eat. i have figured out the little buggers are nocternal and thats the best time to feed the little buggers so the bettas don't eat there food.

 

[boeingtech]

It looks alot like my upsidedown catfish he is only small has well. He hides behind a rock allday. We had him second hand off someone when we bought our tank in january and it has only been recently i have noticed him sometimes come out for food when the other fish are feeding. When lights go out on the tank i have noticed him swimming about. I read that they like to graze on bogwood and algae like loaches. They look healthy enough so don't worry to much. Drop in the odd algea wafer, a book i have says they will accept any type of food and will just take the leftovers from your gravel.

 

[SJ2K]

Its deffinatly looks like a Synodontis, not your common 'featherfin' one though.

 

[connorsbala]

Could possibly be a False Upside Down Syno..? If so, get a couple more, they will be much more active and should come out in the day more boldly

It could be a Featherfin, but not with the normal dots but instead streaky lines.

Like this one
http/www.mit.edu/~lxs/cichlids/images/featherfin-cat-1.jpg

 

[mike os]

my guess Synodontis comoensis, but syno paterns are so varied more detailed pics would be required for closer guess

 

[emzyp]

its definately somesort of syno, but def not a featherfin, the markings arent right, im sure its gonna get a lot bigger than it is now!

 

[bolty]

looks like a juvi colourd featherfin syno (Synodontis eupterus) to me?

my fether fin as juvis in my african tank

as adult in my aro tank

 

[invader]

Yeah, definitely eupterus. Juvies have markings like that, as bolty showed.