Synodontis angelicus (Sower angel)

The Synodontis Angelicus is a fish from the Mochokidae family, originally from the fresh waters of Central Africa. It is commonly called "synodontis catfish" because of its elongated shape and its finger-shaped pectoral fins, which give it the appearance of a swimming cat. The Synodontis Angelicus has a grayish or brown coloring with dark spots on the body and fins, and can reach a maximum size of about 15 centimeters.

The Synodontis Angelicus is a nightfield that feeds mainly on small crustaceans and invertebrates which it finds by searching the bottom of the water with its pectoral fins. It can also feed on plants and leftover food. Synodontis Anglicus is a gregarious fish that lives in groups and can be kept in community aquarium with other peaceful species.

Synodontis Angelicus is a fish that needs a well planted aquarium with hiding places and shaded areas to hide. The water must be maintained at a temperature between 22 and 28 degrees Celsius and must be changed regularly to maintain good water quality. The Synodontis Angelicus is a fish that can be kept in freshwater or brackish water aquarium, but it needs a diet rich in protein to maintain its health and well-being.

In summary, the Synodontis Angelicus is a fascinating fish to maintain aquarium thanks to its original shape and its gregarious personality. With adequate care, he can live for several years in a community aquarium, offering a beautiful variation to the collection of freshwater fish.