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Polka Dot Squeaker Cat – Synodontis angelicus Fish for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $44.99.Current price is: $20.30.

Peaceful Polka Dot Squeaker Cat fish ideal for West African-style aquariums, thriving in 72-82°F water with a pH of 6.0-8.0.

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Polka Dot Squeaker Cat

Scientific Name: Synodontis angelicus

Common Name: Polka Dot Squeaker Cat

Max Size: 9″

pH: 6.0-8.0

Hardness: Moderate

Temperature: 72-82°

Aggressiveness: Peaceful

Region of Origin: West Africa

Remarks: Found in Western Africa among slow-moving rivers, Synodontis angelicus is a stunning catfish that makes a suitable tankmate for most Malawi and West African tanks. They are nocturnal and may not venture out of the rockwork during daylight, but as evening approaches you will find the fish hurrying along the substrate in search of food.

Parameter Value
Max Size 9″
pH 6.0-8.0
Hardness Moderate
Temperature 72-82°
Aggressiveness Peaceful
Region of Origin West Africa

FAQ

Is the Polka Dot Squeaker Cat suitable for a community tank?

Yes, it is peaceful and makes a good tankmate for most Malawi and West African tank setups.

What is the ideal water temperature for this catfish?

The ideal temperature range is 72-82°F.

Does this fish require special feeding habits?

It is active at night and feeds on the substrate; a regular diet of sinking pellets or ground foods is recommended.

3 reviews for Polka Dot Squeaker Cat – Synodontis angelicus Fish for Aquarium

  1. Dan Buckland –

    The Polka Dot Squeaker Cat is a calm and interesting addition to my aquarium. It stays hidden during the day and becomes active at night, which is perfect for a low-light setup. The fish is easy to care for and doesn’t stress other tankmates.

  2. William Underwood –

    I noticed it moving along the bottom at night, which is quite fascinating. It’s peaceful and doesn’t chase other fish. The water parameters are stable, and it adapts well to the tank conditions.

  3. Hannah Rees –

    This catfish is a standout in my West African tank. It’s active during evening hours and seems to enjoy the substrate. I appreciate its calm nature and the unique behavior it brings to the tank.

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