Scleromystax barbatus The bearded cory
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2009
- One reason for Scleromystax barbatus uncommonality is it's appearance. The adult male is truly an unusual looking fish. It can grow to over four inches, making it one of the largest of the genus.
A very beautiful fish! Never seen it in Holland :(
Caught a male in the wild last sunday..
it is pretty active... and it is already schooling with some other corys.
It is also adorable wathcing them on their natural habitat
what temp/ph is the water you keep him in?
@@johncochell3998 It was long ago, but as I recall it was around 29ºC and Ph 6.5.. unfortunately it didn't last long in my tank..
Was the first one an adult male? Awesome colouration.
Beautiful fish. Hope to have a shipment in my shop soon (Tyne valley aquatics)
he caught a wild one, therefore he has seen them in their natural habitat.
These do not school!
Can't get these in the UK anymore
Incorrect, Maidenhead aquatics get these from time to time
That doesn't make sense on two accounts. These are not a schooling species. When they are forced into a tank and must be with other fish, I can see how that would appear to be schooling, which leads me to my next point...how is a tank a natural habitat?