looking to identify some fish

[hroom88]

Or you talking about the one Courtnee called Rose line?


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Roseline or Torpedo barb is correct as pointed by Courtnee. They look a tad similar when they develop colour. Yours look similar perhaps because they are still stressed. Give the crits a few days. Feed them live food regularly.

 

[DrearyGrayWorld]

Thanks for everyone's help! Just to make sure I got a better picture of the "knife fish"




Is that what it is?


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[DrearyGrayWorld]

Yes I believe it's stressed too :/ I feed good food though it was the stress from the move I think


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[DrearyGrayWorld]

Sooo glad I signed up on this site I just love it! Second day here haha already addicted XD thanks everyone for all ur help


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[courtanee]

Yep definitely a knife fish. I have a black ghost it's somewhat similar. I named him sir Nikola after Nikola Tesla. They give use electricity to find foods. They're wonderful fish. You'll love em

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[DrearyGrayWorld]

Wow really?! Cool! I hope he don't get to big where he takes over the 120 gal haha thanks a lot Courtnee!


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[courtanee]

I think he will be just fine in that size. Eventually you might be able to hand feed him some worms or something. No problem! Its such a fun hobby, hope you're enjoying yourself!

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[DrearyGrayWorld]

Ok I figured it out the app wouldn't let me post a video idk why XD bit website let me thanks again everyone just a quick look at one of my fav fish XD the African brown knife fish (I think haha)

 

[DrearyGrayWorld]

Ok nvm didn't work ? idk why it said it uploaded was only 6 seconds hmm :/


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[confusedfishmom]

It looks like it's an African Brown Knifefish, a scaleless fish (I believe). They get up to 12", require good water conditions, and food options. Really cool fish.

 

[mikem691]

Ok nvm didn't work �� idk why it said it uploaded was only 6 seconds hmm :/


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up load to youtube then post the link here

 

[DrearyGrayWorld]

Ok thanks mike!

I'll make an account for this site later seeing my current account and name is not Appropriate XD.


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