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Synodontis angelicus

Temp. Range: 75 - 82°F.
pH: 6.5 - 7.8
dH: 4 - 15
Adult Size: 8"

Synodontis angelicus

Angelicus
$99.99
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Native Region:   Africa - Zaire & Camaroon.
Temperament: Peaceful.
Feeding:    Feed sinking pellets, flakes and freeze dried foods.
Sexing:   Mature females are larger than males.
General Comments:    The Synodontis Angelicus Catfish is commonly referred to as the Angel Catfish or Angelicus Cat. It is a peaceful member of the naked catfish group. It may also be known as S. tholloni, S. robianus, S. werneri, and S. angelicus zonatus.

As a digger, the Synodontis Angelicus Catfish will appreciate a fine sandy bottom with large roots and crevices for hiding places in a aquarium of 50 gallons or more. Sensitive to nitrates, a good water conditioner is helpful. It prefers a current in the tank. It can be kept as a schooling fish or in a tank with other Synodontis species. The Synodontis Angelicus Catfish may also be maintained with most African Cichlids of similar size.

Currently, the Synodontis Angelicus Catfish is not being successfully bred in the aquarium.

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