A Question About Feather Fins

[trisha76]

Ok as I have just purchased myself a rather nice feather fin for my tank I was just wondering in comparison to other cat fish how hard are they to keep I have cory's in my other tank and they have all been rather easy to keep. And a couple of bristlenose catfish I had a few years ago when I owned fish another cat fish cant remember what it was called had like an eel type body kinda looked simular to a cobbler now I was just wondering if they would be any harder then these fish to keep my featherfin is living in a tank with my 2 oscars he has hiding spots and stuff.
Any info would be great thanks....

 

[Davo86]

Ok as I have just purchased myself a rather nice feather fin for my tank I was just wondering in comparison to other cat fish how hard are they to keep I have cory's in my other tank and they have all been rather easy to keep. And a couple of bristlenose catfish I had a few years ago when I owned fish another cat fish cant remember what it was called had like an eel type body kinda looked simular to a cobbler now I was just wondering if they would be any harder then these fish to keep my featherfin is living in a tank with my 2 oscars he has hiding spots and stuff.
Any info would be great thanks....

Synodontis eupterus are a very easy fish to keep provided you have the space, (which in this case looks like you do).

 

[trisha76]

thank you so much for your help yeah he's got plenty of space to swim etc...

 

[Miss Dib Dabs]

They do better with a few of their own kind, if you have the space. They're great fun to watch playing together.
P.

 

[trisha76]

I was going to just have the one he seems to like my big oscar is always swimming around with it.