The Spotted Dora Catfish (Agamyxis pectinifrons) is a species of catfish native to South America, where it inhabits slow-moving streams and rivers. They are nocturnal fish with an elongated, slender body covered in small golden spots. They prefer to hide among dense vegetation and aquarium décor during the day and become more active and visible at night.
The Spotted Dora Catfish (Agamyxis pectinifrons) is a nocturnal and shy fish that prefers to hide during the day. They are peaceful and generally tolerant of other fish, but may become somewhat territorial when defending their hiding spots.
Sexual dimorphism in Agamyxis pectinifrons is not very pronounced. However, during the breeding season, females may show a fuller abdomen due to the presence of eggs.
Breeding Agamyxis pectinifrons in the aquarium can be challenging and usually requires a specific breeding tank. They are free-spawning fish and parents provide no parental care to eggs or fry. Fry can be fed with small fish food and newly hatched brine shrimp.
To keep Agamyxis pectinifrons in the aquarium, it is important to provide adequate shelters, such as caves and driftwood, where they can hide during the day. They prefer well-oxygenated and good quality water with a temperature between 22°C and 28°C.
Agamyxis pectinifrons is an omnivorous fish that feeds on a variety of foods, including pellets, tablets, live, and frozen foods. They prefer sinking foods and will feed on food remnants they find on the aquarium bottom during the night.
Agamyxis pectinifrons is relatively easy to care for in the aquarium, but their nocturnal and shy nature may make them less visible during the day. They are peaceful fish and can coexist with a variety of other fish species, as long as enough hiding places are provided.
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To do an analysis more detailed about coexistence and behavior of Agamyxus pectinifrons (Spotted Dora Catfish) use the Aquarium simulation tool, if you do this you can test different ways to combine the Spotted Dora Catfish with other fishes giving the dimensions and space on you aquarium, on this way you can known the optimal configuration for keep the fishes that you want.
You can also find out the 146 species compatible with the Agamyxus pectinifrons (Spotted Dora Catfish) can live together.
Note: The parameters of the water such as PH and temperature are also used to calculate the compatibility of the species.
Compatible without any restriction
Las especies territoriales por lo general pueden convivir con especies protegidas con coraza, ya que no pueden hacerles daño por su dura piel, lo que si hay que tener en cuenta es tener un acuario con dimensiones favorables para que cada pez pueda delimitar un territorio, ya que la mayoría de peces acorazados son también peces de fondo y les gusta estar buscando lugares donde ocultarse.
They can coexist if they are the same size or very similar sizes, it does not work in all cases, there may be exceptions.
Las especies territoriales por lo general pueden convivir con especies protegidas con coraza, ya que no pueden hacerles daño por su dura piel, lo que si hay que tener en cuenta es tener un acuario con dimensiones favorables para que cada pez pueda delimitar un territorio, ya que la mayoría de peces acorazados son también peces de fondo y les gusta estar buscando lugares donde ocultarse.
They can live together but you have to be careful since it is likely that the fastest fish will take all the food and leave nothing for their partners who are slow swimmers, so you have to make sure that everyone can eat.