Darth Nandopsis replied the topic: Nocturnal fish?
Not a catfish or bottom dweller? Not to the best of my knowledge, not FW anyway.
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dont know any that arnt a bottom dweller or a catfish but i used to have some pictus cats and they are noctural but i recommend them if you are into pack fish, they need a 55 gal atleast for big legnths they like to swim they only get 6 inches or so but they are semi aggressive and very active when awake
Gaarakilla19 wrote: dont know any that arnt a bottom dweller or a catfish but i used to have some pictus cats and they are noctural but i recommend them if you are into pack fish, they need a 55 gal atleast for big legnths they like to swim they only get 6 inches or so but they are semi aggressive and very active when awake
i keep a black ghost knife with my discus, it does get rather big but hasn't even bothered my neon tetras. bichirs are also mostly nocturnal.
But keeping in mind fish that are nocturnal usually are to eat other fish that sleep during the night, so keeping one in a community tank with guppies and stuff will probably never work out.
how come no one has said Rapheal catfish or striped dora etc to whatever else people call it.
Its a night fish you rarely see them. They will be fine with community fish come striped or spotty. Grow about 11inches but very slowly should be ok in 55gal I would say 75gal plus ideal but I kept a pair in a 100gal no problems.
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