Synodontis nigriventris (Synodontis)

This brown poison swims upside down, protects itself from predator.

The Nigriventris Synodontis is a fish from the Mochokidae family, originally from Central Africa. It is a gregarious fish that lives in groups in fresh waters and can reach a length of 15 to 20 centimeters. The Nigriventris Synodontis is characterized by its dark dress and its stocky body. His head is wide and flat, and he has two pairs of long and thick barbillons which are used to search the bottom to find food.

The Nigriventris synodontis is an omnivorous fish that feeds mainly on small crustaceans, insects and plants. It is often seen scratching the bottom of the water in search of food. The Nigriventris Synodontis is a peaceful fish that lives in harmony with other fish in its natural habitat.

The Nigriventris synodontis is a popular fish in the aquarophilia, due to its size and its calm personality. It is easy to keep in aquarium, provided you offer a comfortable environment and provide it with an appropriate diet. The Nigriventris Synodontis is also known for its ability to produce sounds by rubbing its barbels against each other, which gives it a unique personality.

In general, Nigriventris synodontis is an interesting and fascinating fish to observe, both for aquarophilia professionals and for beginners. Its robustness and ease of maintenance make it an excellent choice for aquarium enthusiasts.

No sexual dimorphism

Never successful in aquarium