Leopard Ctenopoma food 2 units per day when

2 units per day when fish are present in the water being treated

The bonds are unaffected by continuous immersion in water and

but their small size and slow mobility renders them unable to harm most types of fish or invertebrates (though they may munch on snails or slow dwarf shrimp)

and tubifex worms

XLarge: 6" to 8"

Leopard Ctenopoma food 2 units per day whenThe Leopard Ctenopoma, also known as the Spotted Climbing Perch, is part of the Bush Fish group of the family Anabantidae. These "climbing fish" are patient predators often remaining still among plants waiting for food to pass by. The Leopard Ctenopoma is one of the more colorful species of the Ctenopoma genus. The Leopard Ctenopoma requires a densely planted aquarium with roots and driftwood in which to hide. Somewhat aggressive, this fish should be